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Kathryn moving up
Manila Bulletin
|September 5, 2025
How to be you' may well be the query young people could ask Kathryn Bernardo, currently the Philippine movie industry's box office queen. Kath holds the distinction of being attached to two record-breaking films—one holding the #1 spot (Hello Love Goodbye), and the other the #3 spot (Hello Love Again).
The leading top draw among entertainment personalities in endorsement deals, the actress remains in-demand in her game.
She has about 35 brand endorsements running simultaneously. Generally, actors make a lot more money in endorsements than they do in movies or TV shows.
Kathryn is reportedly moving to an exclusive high-rise in Makati, One Roxas Triangle. She's set to star in an ABS-CBN TV drama series opposite James Reid, the production of which will start soon. Happily, she's not one of those children of the rich who flaunt their wealth on social media. She works hard to enjoy her lifestyle.
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