Personal details
- Birth Date: 1990-04-19
- Height: 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
- Birth Location: China
- Professions: Actress, Composer, Soundtrack
Kim Chiu basically kicked off her career with a bang in “Sana Maulit Muli” back in 2007, snagging Most Promising Female Star at GMMSF, and honestly, she hasn’t really slowed down since. She jumped from one hit to another—first with the Pinoy version of “My Girl” in 2008, then those action-packed melodramas like “Tayong Dalawa” (2009) and “Kung Tayo’y Magkakalayo” (2010). She even nailed the whole rom-com leading lady vibe in “My Binondo Girl” from 2011 to 2012, and don’t forget the family drama “Ina, Kapatid, Anak” after that, which was basically everywhere for a while. By 2014, she was starring in “Ikaw Lamang,” a period drama that got people talking. Her movie career? Yeah, that’s stacked too. “Bride for Rent” in 2014 was a monster at the box office, pulling in P326 million and ranking as the sixth highest-grossing Filipino movie ever. She also took on roles in “I Love You, Goodbye” (2009) and “Bakit Hindi Ka Crush Ng Crush Mo?” (2013), both of which pulled in crowds and kept her in the spotlight. As for awards, Chiu’s shelf isn’t exactly empty—she’s bagged a PMPC Award for Best Drama Actress, stacked up four FAMAS nominations (and actually won one), and people even call her the Princess of Philippine Movies and TV. Basically, she’s a big deal, and she’s got the receipts to prove it.
pinoy big brother teen editionnnSo, Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition—what a wild ride that was. Imagine a bunch of teenagers thrown into one house, all trying to outlast each other without losing their minds (or cool) on national TV. They’re given these random tasks—sometimes hilarious, sometimes just plain weird—and everyone’s always scheming or forming alliances. Drama? Oh, loads of it. Tears, crushes, even the occasional meltdown when someone gets nominated for eviction. The cameras catch everything, so you really see who’s fake and who’s just awkward. In the end, only one teen snags the crown, walking away with bragging rights and, honestly, a serious life upgrade. But it’s not just about the winner—it’s all the chaos, friendships, and those surprisingly deep moments that make the whole thing addicting to watch. If you missed it, you missed some serious Filipino pop culture gold.
referencennKindness, even when it’s not returned, that’s the real flex, isn’t it? Imagine walking through a world where everyone’s got their own baggage, some folks tossing shade like confetti. Still, you treat ‘em with respect, not ‘cause they deserve it or anything, but because you’re just built different. That’s what sets you apart. Even when someone’s being a complete jerk, you keep your cool and stay true to who you are. It’s not about letting people walk all over you—it’s more like proving to yourself that you won’t stoop to their level. Honestly, it’s tough sometimes. But hey, when you remember you’re doing it for your own peace of mind, not for their approval, it hits different. The world could use more people who don’t let bitterness spread. Just ‘cause someone acts ugly doesn’t mean you gotta match their energy. Be the bigger person—that’s the real win.
April 19, 1990
5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
China
35 years old