Newsletter (11/7 to 11/13): Meet the first eight Kapamilya Housemates of PBB Collab 3.0

In last week’s newsletter, we shared information about the first eight Kapuso housemates of Pinoy Big Brother Collab 3.0, the third collaboration season of Pinoy Big Brother between ABS-CBN and GMA, with all of its housemates being part of the Kapuso network’s talent agency, Sparkle GMA Artist Center.

And when it comes to ABS-CBN and its talent agency, Star Magic, you might not know about the first eight housemates, including Robbie Jaworski, Nathan Garcia, Cianne Dominguez, Gehlee Dangca, Shea Valerio, Calix Esguerra, Jeo Ong, and Primo Alterado, who entered the house two weeks ago, all of whom are also part of the Kapamilya-backed talent agency.

Robbie Jaworski, the Dedicated Son of Pasig, is one of the VJs of Myx who joined together with Eya Almamari, Ella Regudo, Kring Prologo, Ozzie Llige, and Jarren Garcia, and is a TV and film actor known for Meet, Greet & Bye, The Alibi: Ang Buong Katotohanan, and The Loyalty Game: Level Up. He is the grandson of basketball legend and former senator Robert Jaworski and has connections with the Cojuangco family. The Kapamilya heartthrob also hosted MYX Daily Top 10 and Y Speak 2.0.

Nathan Garcia, the Hustling Swag Stunner of Cebu, is one of the newest additions to the roster of artists from Star Magic. On June 26, 2026, he, together with Coach Me Maybe star Rhianna Santiago (for their interview), alongside several young Star Magic artists, appeared at the Star Magical Prom 2026.

Cianne Dominguez, the Madlang Babe of Antipolo, previously won It’s Showtime’s pageantry contest segment, Sexy Babe, and became one of the hosts of the said Kapamilya noontime variety show. Less than two months before PBB Collab 3.0 premiered, Star Music P-Pop group WRIVE teamed up with Cianne for a fresh, contemporary take on the hip-hop classic Sumayaw Ka, popularized by Gloc-9, and produced and arranged by Darren Cashwell and group member Russu Laurente.

Gehlee Dangca, the Darling K-Pop Idol of Las Piñas, is a former member of the K-Pop girl group UNIS, which was disbanded in September 2026, and a singer-songwriter behind her solo single Closer, released under Universal Records Philippines a few days before her entry into the PBB house.

Shea Valerio, the Miss Ma-Beauting Anak of Rizal, is an academic achiever and pageantry queen known for Binibining Rizal 2025 Tourism.

Calix Esguerra, the Rampanalong Apo of Pampanga, is a pageantry king known for Misters of Filipinas’ Mister Teen of the Year and a model.

Jeo Ong, the Adventure Boy-Next-Door of Palawan, is a content creator and actor who also appeared in Esnyr Ranollo’s 54-minute online film, First Day High. He also completed senior high school, is a basketball, football, and skateboard player, and a co-owner of a family clothing brand.

Primo Alterado, the Kwelang Creator of Taguig, like Jeo, is a content creator known for his artistry in comedy and upbeat persona.

Now, with all 16 housemates currently inside, and with the news that the first set of nominees will be revealed tomorrow, as well as the results of their weekly task involving the creation of a vertical drama series, what will be the next happenings for the housemates you’re still rooting for in PBB Collab 3.0?

What’s next for PBB Gen 11?

The Art of Breaking Up, now showing at the PETA Theater; ASAP XP Isabela artists’ lineup revealed

ABS-CBN Studios and Teatro Kapamilya will open their month-long theatrical musical, The Art of Breaking Up, at the PETA Theater in Quezon City on November 6, 2026, with tickets for each showing still available via Ticketworld and their accredited ticketing partners, some of which were sold out earlier.

The musical play is based on the late George de Jesus III’s play Kung Paano Maghiwalay; the premise of the musical play traces the tender, messy, and at times funny unraveling of love. Through fleeting moments and intertwined lives, it follows couples as they fall apart, cling on, and slowly learn to let go, revealing the complexity of human connection in all its warmth, confusion, and heartbreak.

For the opening day of the theatrical play that took place on November 6, 2026, among the cast were Kolette Madelo and Jarren Garcia as featured vocalists, and Dingdong Bahan as Ferdz – all of whom are from Pinoy Big Brother Gen 11 – as well as Carlitos Siguion-Reyna as Ben, Bibeth Orteza as Anita, Nikki Valdez as Lou, Jake Cuenca as Dino, Yen Santos as Gab, AJ Sison as Jake, Anna Luna as Kat, Jel Tarun as Hector, Analain Salvador as Ina, Jude Hinumdum as Erwin, Yesh Burce as Carla, and Meann Espinosa as Everman.

Teatro Kapamilya also announced the availability of tickets and its casting schedule for the theatrical play during the month-long period, scheduled for 15:00 and 20:00 each day, which can be accessed on its official social media accounts.

Apart from the premiere show roster for the musical play, the cast included Teroy Guzman, Roselyn Perez, Brent Manalo, Janella Salvador, Jameson Blake, and additional featured vocalists Benedix Ramos and Sheena Belarmino.

The theatrical play The Art of Breaking Up will run at the PETA Theater until December 6, 2026.

Meanwhile, ABS-CBN’s Sunday variety show ASAP XP will hold an Isabela show taking place at the Santiago Sports Arena in Santiago City, Isabela, on November 15, 2026, at 12:00 for the 1st show and at 19:00 for the 2nd show. ASAP XP also announced its artists’ lineup, featuring various Kapamilya performers and several Star Magic (ABS-CBN’s talent agency) and STAR WORX (TV5’s talent agency) artists, as part of their production collaboration between ABS-CBN and TV5 for the variety show.

As for PBB Gen 11, Kai Montinola and Star Hunt Academy Girls member Rain Celmar are listed in the artists’ lineup, as well as Erik Santos, Ogie Alcasid (2nd show only), Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, Bamboo, Angeline Quinto, AC Bonifacio, BGYO, DNA, Dylan Menor, Elha Nympha, Emilio Daez, Esang de Torres, Francine Diaz, G-Force, Jane de Leon, Jed Madela, Jeremy Glinoga, JM dela Cerna, Katrina Velarde, Khimo Gumatay, Marielle Montellano, Maymay Entrata, Moira dela Torre, River Joseph, Robi Domingo, Seth Fedelin, Six Part Invention, StarMoon, and special guests Baby Dolls, Enchong Dee, Inigo Pascual, Jhong Hilario, Sarina Hilario, and The Juans.

Tickets for ASAP XP Isabela are still available via SM Tickets outlets nationwide and its website, with Upper Box tickets for both shows and SVIP tickets for the first show sold out as of November 3, 2026, according to ASAP XP.

ASAP XP airs on Sundays at 19:00 via Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live, ALLTV2, TV5, A2Z, iWant, and The Filipino Channel (TFC).

Kapuso Updates are in:

The Voice Kids Philippines 2026’s Knockout Round Begins; Magpakailanman begins its 24th Anniversary Special

On November 1, 2026, GMA Network’s reality singing competition The Voice Kids Philippines 2026 begins its Knockout Round, where the young dreamers will compete against their own teammates for a spot in the next level of the competition, following the completion of all teams led by Julie Anne San Jose (the Julesquad), Yeng Constantino (Yengredibles), and Gloc-9 (Team Makata).

The reality show further intensifies as superstar coaches Julie Anne, Yeng, and Gloc-9 face one of the most heartbreaking rounds as they decide who will stay for the next round and who will be eliminated from the show, as part of the Knockout Round. The competition’s contestants are ready to bring pride to their hometown as each performance will define their possibility to have the right to take over a spot in the next round.

As for the contestants of The Voice Kids Philippines 2026 for the Knockout round, among them were:

  • Julesquad (Julie Anne San Jose): Stephen Joshua Berroya (Cavite), Cassidy Rae Cua (Taguig City), Safhia Chanel Legaspi (Bohol), Kara Gabrielle Lopez (Quezon City), Georgina Khloe Lopez (Quezon City), Roniella Ember Madelo (Batangas), John Paul Miguel Nabong (Misamis Oriental), Christian Louie Pon (Misamis Oriental), and Lian Faith Quinsay (Parañaque City)
  • Yengcredibles (Yeng Constantino): Xiann Sky Candelaria (Bulacan), Rochelle Dane Corrales (Misamis Oriental), Andrea Flores (Bulacan), Ethan Alphonse Gaspe (Rizal), Liam Rhys Jalla (Quezon), Sofia Gale Morco (Rizal), Sofia Andrea Paciencia (Cebu), Antoinette Peñaranda (Lanao del Norte), and Calex Sofia Villarin (Rizal)
  • Team Makata (Gloc-9): Aloha Aguirre (Pangasinan), Cianne Kate Atienza (Cavite), Ayesha Bahoy (Laguna), Uzziah Kyeaiu Benedicto (Batangas), Sophia Rei Dela Rosa (South Cotabato), Kielle Lobitaña (Caloocan City), Jennellita Ellenaj Mimes (Pampanga), Nicaella Jane Palado (Taguig City), and Franchesca Aleia Zaira Payunan (Laguna)

Meanwhile, The Master Cutter lead star and TVK PH Host Dingdong Dantes continued to host the show, guiding audiences through every decision, celebration, and farewell of their contestants. Gabbi Garcia, who helms the journey as host for TVK PH, while also hosting for Pinoy Big Brother Collab, guided viewers through the excitement, pressure, and emotions of this new chapter.

The Voice Kids Philippines 2026 airs on Sundays at 19:00 via GMA-7, Kapuso Stream, the GMA Play app (downloadable for free on Google Play and App Store), the website, and on GMA Pinoy TV. Viewers may also catch all exclusive content online via the official YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok Accounts of The Voice Kids Philippines.

Meanwhile, GMA Network anthology drama Magpakailanman, hosted by news anchor Mel Tiangco, marks its 24th year filled with heartfelt and authentic storytelling, with a star-studded, three-week-long anniversary special that began today, November 7, 2026, beginning with Caprice Cayetano-led “Mag-ama, Reunited sa Bus – The Jinky Partolan story”, followed by Bianca Umali-led “Sunog na Mukha: The Rhea Gon story”, and Jennylyn Mercado’s first-ever transwoman role in “Mama’s Cradle: The Carina “Francisco” Suarez story”.

Magpakailanman begins its 24th Anniversary Special with “Mag-ama, Reunited sa Bus”, directed by L.A. Madridejos, written by Senedy Que and Jessie Villabrille, and researched by Georis Tuca and Rodney Junio, featuring a viral story of a father and daughter who, after years of being estranged, are reunited while riding a bus in Cavite. Apart from the Pinoy Big Brother Collab 2.0 Kapuso Big Winner, Caprice Cayetano, the episode also stars Katrina Halili and Niel Ryan Sese.

For next Saturday’s second episode of the 24th Anniversary Special titled “Sunog na Mukha”, directed by Jerry Sineneng, written by Senedy Que and Karen Patricio Lustica, and researched by Angel Launo and Rodney Junio, after her face is accidentally burned, Rhea’s life is turned upside down as she struggles with deep insecurity and heartbreak, comparing herself to her twin sister while facing family hardships. Also joining Bianca Umali in the series were Sherilyn Reyes, Cheska Fausto, Jenzel Angeles, and Vince Maristela.

Meanwhile, in “Mama’s Cradle”, the third and final episode of the 24th Anniversary Special under the direction of Mark Sicat Dela Cruz, written by Senedy Que and Vienuel Ello, and researched by Karl Angelo Butuan and Rodney Junio, the episode features the story of a breadwinner who is also a dog lover and a man transitioning into a woman with a terminal illness. It also follows a long journey of finding genuine love and relationships until Carina adopted her first dog. Her story proves that dogs are givers of unconditional and the purest kind of love to people.

Magpakailanman airs every Saturday at 20:15 on GMA, Kapuso Stream, and GMA Pinoy TV.

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