Hubbry Logo
G. ToengiG. ToengiMain
Open search
G. Toengi
Community hub
G. Toengi
logo
7 pages, 0 posts
0 subscribers
Be the first to start a discussion here.
Be the first to start a discussion here.
G. Toengi
G. Toengi
G. Toengi
View on Wikipedia
from Wikipedia

Giselle Anne Töngi-Walters (born June 14, 1978) is a Filipino actress.

Key Information

Early life and education

[edit]

Töngi was born on June 14, 1978, in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France to a Swiss father, Erich, and Filipina mother, Aurora.[1][2] She has four siblings namely: Avie, Tony, John and Sharon. She was raised by her mother in New York and moved to Manila at age 15.[3]

Töngi studied at the Lee Strasberg School of Acting in New York City. She obtained a bachelor's degree in communication studies from the University of California, Los Angeles and a master's degree in nonprofit management from Antioch University.[4]

Career

[edit]

Töngi was 5 when she was discovered by an agent at a mall.[1] She was then launched as a member of the pioneer batch of Star Circle (now Star Magic). In the early 2000s, she left a thriving acting career in the Philippines to try her luck in Hollywood.[5] She landed a role in Saved by the Bell: The Musical and in 2004 in the stage play Days When Cocaine Was King.[6] She played a planted fan to the contestants during a challenge in America's Next Top Model, Cycle 16, which can be seen in Episode 9 of the said Cycle.

In 2014, Töngi replaced Jannelle So as host and producer of Kababayan Today, which airs on KSCI (LA-18).[7]

Personal life

[edit]

Töngi married bartender Tim Walters in a beach wedding in Boracay on February 19, 2005.[8] Together they have two children, Kenobi Benjamin and Alecks.[5][1][9]

Filmography

[edit]

Television

[edit]
Year Title Role Notes Source
1993–1998 Palibhasa Lalake KC
1994 That's Entertainment Herself — Host / Performer
Dugo sa Pakpak ng Anghel
Miss Universe Pageant Herself – Host
1996 Gimik Gina de Leon
Maalaala Mo Kaya Episode: "Billiards"
Credited as "Giselle 'G' Toengi" 		[10]
Jessica Episode: "Pusang Itim" [11][12]
Music Bureau Herself – Host
1998 Sa Sandaling Kailangan Mo Ako Stella
'Sang Linggo nAPO Sila
MTV Asia VJ
1998–1999 !Oka Tokat Melissa "Lizzie" Santiago
1999–2002 Beh Bote Nga Genie G.
1999–2000 EZ Dancing Non-Stop Herself — Host
2004 Mulawin Ynang Reyna
Maalaala Mo Kaya Episode: "Kurtina" [13]
2009 Gina Episode: "Apron"
Everybody Hapi Guest, 1 episode
2010 Your Song Presents: Gimik 2010 Angelina "Gina" de Leon-Ballesteros
2011 America's Next Top Model Fan [14]
2012 Nandito Ako Cara Aguilar-Bradley [14]
It's Showtime Herself — Judge Guest
2012–2013 Aryana Stella Cervantes [15]
2013 The Balikbayan Project Herself – Producer / Narrator / Editor [16][17]
2014 Paraiso Ko'y Ikaw Regina
Carmela Odette Trinidad
2014–2016 Kababayan Today Herself — Host [17]
2014–2015 Pun Plip Pridays on Kababayan Today Sketch Comedian Executive Producer
Director: "The Audition"
Writer: "Valentines Special"
Editor: "Goldilocks Special" 		[18]

Film

[edit]
Year Title Role Notes Source
1995 Rollerboys Michelle
1996 Taguan
S'yempre Ikaw Pa Rin
Kabilin-bilinan ng Lola
Istokwa
1997 Diliryo Jessy Delmundo
Wala Ka nang Puwang sa Mundo Shirley
Da Best in Da West 2: Da Western Pulis Istori Rowena Quesada
Langit sa Piling Mo Felipa
1998 Sonny Segovia: Lumakad Ka sa Apoy
Tumutol Man AngTadhana
1999 Ganito Ako Magmahal
Luksong Tinik Irene
Gimik: The Reunion Gina De Leon
Hinahanap-hanap Kita Jenny
2000 Tunay na Mahal Moira
2004 Enteng Kabisote: Okay ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend Ina Magenta [19]
2006 Super Noypi Jenny's Teacher
Enteng Kabisote 3: Okay Ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend Goes On and On and On Ina Magenta Credited as "Giselle 'G' Toengi"
2007 Enteng Kabisote 4: Okay Ka, Fairy Ko: The Beginning of the Legend Ina Magenta
2009 Nobody, Nobody But... Juan Jane
2010 White House Elisa
2013 Must Be... Love Mother of Patchot
Bayang Magiliw
2014 Trophy Wife Ella
2018 First Love Vicky

Theater

[edit]
Year Title Role Notes Source
2004 The Days When Cocaine Was King Juanita American Renegade Theater [20]
2010 The Vagina Monologues: Filipinas 2010 Aratani/Japan America Theatre [21]
2013 Piaf Marlene Dietrich Atlantis Productions
Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium
Credited as "Giselle Töngi-Walters" 		[22][23]
2013 The Producers Ulla Repertory Philippines [24][25]

Discography

[edit]

Studio albums

[edit]
Year Album
2000 Very G

Compilation appearances

[edit]
Year Album Song(s) Label(s)
2000 Songs from Dawson's Creek — Volume 2 (Asian Edition) "I Will Win Your Love This Season" Sony BMG

References

[edit]
[edit]
Revisions and contributorsEdit on WikipediaRead on Wikipedia

G. Toengi

View on Grokipedia
from Grokipedia
Giselle Anne Töngi-Walters (born June 14, 1978, in , ), known professionally as G. Toengi or Giselle "G" Töngi, is a Filipino-American actress, producer, writer, and nonprofit executive with over two decades in the entertainment industry and community advocacy. Born to a Swiss father, Erich Töngi, and a Filipina mother, Aurora Dalumpines, Töngi was raised primarily in the United States after her father's early death, before relocating to at age 15 to pursue opportunities in modeling and acting. She trained at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York and later earned an Associate of Arts degree from Pierce College, a in communications from UCLA in 2011 (with minors in film, television, digital art, and theater), and a in Nonprofit Management from in 2021. Töngi's acting career began in the mid-1990s in the Philippines, where she was mentored by director Eric Quizon and appeared in notable films such as Istokwa (1996) and Tunay na Mahal (2000), as well as television roles including the lead in the fantasy series Mulawin (2004) as Ynang Reyna. She received acclaim for her versatile performances across film, television, and theater, earning awards and nominations in the Philippine entertainment scene before expanding into producing and hosting. From 2014 to 2017, she hosted and executive-produced the multicultural program Kababayan Today on KSCI-TV, which amassed nearly 13 million online views and focused on Asian-American communities. In addition to her artistic pursuits, Töngi has been a prominent advocate for Filipino-American cultural initiatives, reproductive health rights, and LGBTQ+ rights; in 2025, she publicly addressed homophobic statements by Manny Pacquiao, noting her first child's membership in the LGBTQIA+ community. Since 2019, she has served as Executive Director of FilAm Arts, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit promoting Filipino-American performing arts, where she previously held the role of Programming Director and led fundraising efforts, including raising over $25,000 for 2020 Taal Volcano relief. Her producing credits include the travel series The Balikbayan Project: With the Bascos, a documentary on second-generation Filipino family roots, and serving as cultural liaison for the Broadway musical Here Lies Love. Married to American businessman Tim Walters since 2005, Töngi resides in Los Angeles with their two children and continues to bridge Philippine and American creative landscapes.

Early life

Birth and family

Giselle Anne Töngi, known professionally as G. Toengi, was born on June 14, 1978, in , . Her mother, Aurora, is Filipina, while her father, Eric (also spelled Erich), was Swiss. Töngi was raised primarily by her single mother following her father's death in a accident when she was just 11 months old. She has three half-siblings from her mother's previous marriage. Töngi's multicultural Filipina-Swiss heritage has significantly shaped her identity and perspective as a bicultural and .

Childhood in the Philippines

Giselle Töngi spent portions of her early childhood in , a city in , , after relocating there at the age of five from . Raised primarily by her single mother, Aurora—a Filipina from —following her Swiss father's death in a scuba diving accident when Töngi was just 11 months old, the family navigated the demands of a single-parent amid frequent relocations between the , , and . This multicultural heritage, blending Swiss and Filipino influences, shaped her formative experiences in a dynamic, transnational environment. The challenges of her family's circumstances included adapting to multiple school systems, where Töngi attended in the Philippines, completed grades 2 through 3 in the and grade 6 in , interspersed with schooling in , . These moves fostered resilience and a broad worldview, though specific economic hardships are not detailed in accounts of her youth. Her mother's determination to provide stability for Töngi and her three half-siblings underscored the perseverance central to their single-parent dynamic. Töngi's early years in the exposed her to cultural elements that later influenced her artistic inclinations, including the vibrant community life in and familial traditions rooted in her mother's origins. While still a child, she showed nascent interest in performance, participating in school activities that hinted at her emerging talents in and expression, though formal pursuits began later. At around age 16, while living in , she was discovered by an agent at a mall, marking an initial foray into modeling and setting the stage for her entertainment career.

Education and early career

Formal education

Toengi relocated to the at age 15, where she completed her in , , while beginning her modeling and acting career during her teenage years, balancing these early professional commitments with her schooling. Following high school, Toengi enrolled at the in 1997, pursuing coursework in , , and mass communications. However, the intensive demands of her rising showbiz career made it challenging to prioritize her studies, leading her to pause her after one year. In the early 2000s, Toengi relocated to the , where she trained at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York and earned an Associate of Arts degree from Pierce College (2007-2009). She then resumed her undergraduate studies at the (UCLA), graduating with honors in 2011 and earning a in Communications with minors in film, television, digital arts, and theater. This achievement came after a period of career development and personal adjustments in the U.S. After years focused on her acting career, family, and community work in the U.S., Toengi returned to academia in fall 2019, enrolling in the program in Nonprofit Management at . She completed the 18-month curriculum in 2021, adapting to virtual learning amid the ; the degree equipped her for leadership roles in nonprofit organizations supporting Filipino-American arts.

Discovery and debut

Giselle Anne Töngi-Walters, professionally known as G. Toengi, began her entertainment career as a teen model in the mid-1990s after relocating to the . She was subsequently discovered by ABS-CBN's talent agency and launched as a member of the pioneer batch of Star Circle in November 1995, alongside notable talents such as , , and . This debut batch represented Star Magic's foundational effort to nurture young performers, positioning Toengi at age 17 as one of the network's emerging teen stars. Toengi's early professional steps included minor roles and television hosting opportunities that showcased her versatility. Her film debut came in 1995 with the Regal Films production Rollerboys, where she portrayed Michelle in a story centered on youth and adventure. On television, she took on supporting parts in youth-oriented programs while transitioning into hosting, co-hosting GMA-7's S.O.P. from 1999 to 2000 alongside performers like and . She further expanded her presence by hosting ABC-5's dance program Eezy Dancing Non-Stop in 2000, which built on her modeling background to engage audiences with energetic on-screen performances. In 1998, Toengi ventured into video jockeying as a VJ for Asia, a role that amplified her visibility across the region and solidified her status as a multifaceted during the late 1990s. This period of debut work earned her early recognition within the Philippine entertainment scene, though specific youth acting accolades from this era remain tied to her rapid rise through Star Magic's developmental program.

Professional career

Acting career in the Philippines

G. Toengi launched her acting career in the mid- as a member of the pioneering batch of , ABS-CBN's talent development program, which propelled her into the spotlight through youth-oriented television productions. She quickly rose to prominence in the late as an "" and public crush, captivating audiences with her roles in popular youth dramas and soap operas that defined the era's Philippine entertainment landscape. Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, Toengi solidified her status as a versatile leading , taking on central roles in a series of hit television series that explored themes of young love, family dynamics, and personal growth. Her television work, often under banners, contributed to her widespread popularity and established her as a staple in the network's primetime lineup. In film, Toengi achieved breakthroughs with multiple projects in the late 1990s, including four releases in 1999 alone, for which she earned the Best Supporting Actress award at the . These performances garnered critical acclaim and nominations, highlighting her range beyond television and cementing her as an award-winning talent in cinema. By the early , at the peak of her domestic success, Toengi chose to step back from full-time acting in the , relocating to the to pursue further opportunities and studies, effectively semi-retiring from the local industry around that time.

Music career

G. Toengi entered the music industry as part of the pioneering batch of , ABS-CBN's talent management division, which facilitated her transition from acting and modeling into recording. In 2000, she released her debut and only studio album, Very G, under . The album encompassed pop and Original Pilipino Music (OPM) styles, reflecting the vibrant sound of early Philippine . It featured collaborations with prominent OPM composers, including , who penned tracks such as "Nagtatanong Ako." Toengi's musical output remained limited thereafter, as she prioritized her burgeoning acting career—concurrent with roles in Philippine television and film—and relocated to the in the early to pursue international opportunities. She has not released any major musical projects or staged comebacks since the early 2000s.

Transition to the United States

In 2000, at the age of 21, Giselle "G." Töngi left her burgeoning acting career in the to pursue further training in the , initially moving to to study at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. Motivated by burnout from the intense demands of Philippine and a desire to refine her acting skills beyond her established image as a teen star, she sought new opportunities in Hollywood. After graduating in 2003, Töngi relocated to , where she enrolled at the (UCLA), eventually earning a in communications with minors in and theater in 2011. Adapting to the U.S. entertainment market proved challenging for Töngi as a Filipina-American artist, where she faced the hurdles of breaking into a competitive industry as an immigrant with limited initial connections outside Filipino-American circles. She reflected on feeling reduced to her physical appearance in the , prompting her to redefine herself professionally in a new environment that valued diverse skills. Early projects included a role as in the stage production : The Musical in Hollywood and appearances in short films such as Grease, produced through UCLA, as well as Tango. These endeavors, along with guest spots in Filipino-American media, helped her build a niche in independent and community-focused content. Töngi's transition coincided with personal milestones, including her 2005 marriage to Tim Walters, which solidified her commitment to life in . As a to two children born in 2006 and 2008, she balanced family responsibilities with her career, relying on her husband's support while pursuing education and selective projects. Throughout the , she maintained ties to the through occasional return visits for guest hosting and performances, such as on ASAP in 2012, allowing her to sustain cultural connections without fully resuming her prior showbiz intensity. By 2014, she expanded into hosting and producing for ' KSCI-TV LA18, targeting Asian-American audiences and marking a pivot toward media consultancy.

Producing and advocacy work

In recent years, Giselle "G" Töngi-Walters has transitioned into producing roles, leveraging her background to create content centered on Filipino-American experiences. Her producing credits include the short film Pinoy Grease, produced at UCLA, the project Pinoy Tango, and the 13-part travel series The Balikbayan Project: With the Bascos, which explores Filipino culture and family dynamics abroad. Since 2021, Töngi-Walters has served as executive director of FilAm Arts LA, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit dedicated to advancing Philippine arts and culture through platforms for Filipino-American artists, emphasizing equity and representation in the arts. Under her leadership, the organization has organized events like the 30th Festival of Philippine Arts and Culture: Ang Pagbabalik (A Homecoming) in September 2024, featuring cultural performances, art exhibits, history panels, and community dialogues to promote Filipino heritage. Töngi-Walters is also the director of communications and community partnerships at Island Pacific Supermarket, a Filipino-American chain, where she integrates with initiatives supporting local Filipino communities. Her graduate degree in nonprofit management from has equipped her with skills to blend producing expertise with organizational leadership in these roles. As an advocate, Töngi-Walters has championed reproductive health rights, particularly in the , where she has spoken out against restrictions on and supported organizations like Likhaan Center for through interviews and public statements. She continues to promote arts equity and Filipino heritage via FilAm Arts LA galas and events in 2024-2025, while engaging in political discussions on Filipino-American issues, including 2025 interviews exploring community support for U.S. political figures like . In 2024, she was involved in the theater production Mix-Mix: The Filipino Adventures of a German Jewish , contributing to its premiere focused on cultural survival and identity themes.

Personal life

Marriage

G. Toengi met Tim , an American and bar manager, in 2003 while working as a at Chan Dara in , where Walters managed a neighboring establishment. Their relationship began as a close friendship, marked by playful banter that led patrons to assume they were a couple, gradually evolving into romance over time. Toengi has described this transition from friends to lovers as a natural progression, culminating in their decision to . The couple wed on February 19, 2005, in a Christian-rite beach ceremony at Nami Resort on Island, . Toengi has no prior marriages, and their union remains her only one to date. In their married life, Walters has provided steadfast support for Toengi's career shifts, including encouraging her pursuit of higher education in communication arts as they built their life together . Toengi credits this partnership for helping them overcome challenges, allowing her to balance family and professional endeavors while transitioning from to producing and work.

Children

G. Toengi and her husband have two children: a daughter named Sakura Anne Marie, born on August 25, 2005, and a son named Kenobi Benjamin, born in 2006. Toengi's son Kenobi identifies as non-binary and uses they/them pronouns. In a 2024 interview, she reflected on the challenges of supporting her child's as a Filipina mother navigating cultural biases and traditional norms, stating, "Seeing the relief in their eyes after finally being heard was like a balm to my soul. I vowed to be their biggest supporter and champion—their kakampi." She drew inspiration from pre-colonial Filipino concepts of , such as the babaylan, to affirm her child's journey while acknowledging the unique hurdles of raising a non-binary child in the United States. Since immigrating to the in the early 2000s, Toengi has raised her children in without the support of a traditional Filipino yaya, which she credits with broadening her perspective on . Her family shares a passion for theater; Sakura has performed alongside her mother in events like a 2012 production number on ABS-CBN's ASAP, while Kenobi has participated in school plays such as and Mary Poppins. Toengi has balanced her career in arts and nonprofit work with family life by involving her children in Filipino cultural activities, including festivals that celebrate heritage and community.

Filmography

Television

G. Toengi debuted on Philippine television in the early 1990s as part of ABS-CBN's , appearing in variety shows and youth dramas that showcased her acting and hosting talents. Her breakthrough role came in the youth-oriented series (1996–1999), where she portrayed Gina de Leon, a central character in the ensemble cast exploring teenage life and relationships. She continued with comedic and dramatic roles in the late 1990s, including Genie G. in the sitcom Beh Bote Nga (1999), a humorous take on everyday Filipino life. In the 2000s, Toengi took on fantasy elements as Ynang Reyna in the hit series Mulawin (2004), a mythological drama about bird-people that became a cultural phenomenon. She reprised her Gimik character in the sequel Your Song Presents: Gimik 2010 (2010), playing the adult Angelina "Gina" de Leon-Ballesteros, reflecting on matured relationships. Later roles included Stella Cervantes in the fantasy adventure Aryana (2012–2013), where she depicted a supportive maternal figure in an underwater world narrative. In 2014, she appeared as Regina Ilustre-Verdadero in the romantic drama Paraiso Ko'y Ikaw, contributing to GMA Network's primetime lineup. Transitioning to the United States, Toengi served as host and executive producer of Kababayan Today (2014–2017), a daily talk show on KSCI-LA18 targeting the Filipino-American community, featuring cultural segments and interviews that amassed nearly 13 million online views. She also produced and narrated The Balikbayan Project: With the Bascos (2013), a 13-part series.
Year(s)TitleRoleNetworkNotes
1996–1999Gina de LeonYouth drama; breakout role
1999Beh Bote NgaGenie G.Sitcom
2004Ynang ReynaFantasy series
2010 Presents: Angelina "Gina" de Leon-BallesterosReunion special
2012–2013AryanaStella CervantesFantasy adventure
2014Paraiso Ko'y IkawRegina Ilustre-VerdaderoRomantic drama
2014–2017Kababayan TodayHerself (Host/Executive Producer)KSCI-LA18Filipino-American

Film

G. Toengi's film career in Philippine cinema began in the mid-1990s, where she took on leading and supporting roles in romantic dramas and action comedies, contributing to the era's popular youth-oriented productions from studios like . Her early performances often highlighted themes of love and personal growth, establishing her as a versatile actress in the local industry. Notable among her 1990s roles was Jessica in the 1997 romantic drama Diliryo, a film that explored emotional turmoil in relationships. She followed with Jinny in the 1999 romantic comedy Hinahanap-Hanap Kita, which captured the nostalgia of young love and received attention for its lighthearted appeal. In the 2000s, Toengi shifted toward ensemble casts in fantasy-adventure films, including Ina Magenta in the 2004 blockbuster Enteng Kabisote: Okay ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend, part of a successful franchise blending humor and folklore. Her portrayal added depth to the comedic narrative, contributing to the film's family entertainment value. In the 2010s and beyond, Toengi appeared in supporting maternal roles in contemporary romances, such as Patchot's mother in the 2013 production , which earned a 7.7 user rating on MyDramaList for its heartfelt storytelling. Recent credits include in the 2018 drama First Love and Vivian in the 2022 romantic film , both showcasing her continued presence in feel-good Philippine cinema. Following her move to the United States, Toengi ventured into short films with Filipino-American themes, including a dual role as actress and producer in Pinoy Grease (2011), a UCLA thesis adaptation of the classic musical infused with Pinoy culture. She also acted in the short Pinoy Tango, further exploring cultural narratives in independent productions.
YearTitleRoleGenre/Notes
1997DiliryoJessicaRomantic drama; early lead role emphasizing emotional depth.
1999Hinahanap-Hanap KitaJinnyRomantic comedy; youth-focused narrative.
2004Enteng Kabisote: Okay ka, Fairy Ko: The LegendIna MagentaFantasy comedy; part of a hit franchise.
2013Must Be... LovePatchot's motherRomance; ABS-CBN production with strong user reception (7.7/10).
2011Pinoy Grease (short)Various (actress/producer)Cultural adaptation; US independent work.
2018First LoveVickyDrama.
2022Labyu with an AccentVivianRomantic.
UnknownPinoy Tango (short)UnspecifiedCultural short film.

Theater

Giselle "G" Töngi's theater career began in the during the , where she performed with prominent theater groups and foundations, showcasing her versatility in dramatic and comedic roles. Early in her career, she appeared in several productions with the Gantimpala Theater Foundation, highlighting Filipino cultural narratives and social issues. She also took on the role of Regina Ramos in Teatro Pilipino's adaptation of , demonstrating her command of classical comedy. Additional early credits include with and Juna Luna with Dulaang UP, further establishing her presence in Manila's vibrant stage scene. In the 2000s, as a member of Star Magic's pioneer batch, Töngi participated in their stage initiatives, including a role in Saved by the Bell: The Musical, which brought international pop culture to Philippine audiences. She continued with the ensemble in the 2004 production Days When Cocaine Was King, a play exploring urban life and excess. Her theater work extended into the 2010s with a memorable performance in Repertory Philippines' The Producers in 2013, where she contributed to the comedic ensemble under the direction of Joy Virata. Transitioning to the United States, Töngi made her mark in Filipino-American theater with a multifaceted role in the 2024 world premiere of Mix-Mix: The Filipino Adventures of a German Jewish Boy at the Latino Theater Company in . In this production, written by Boni Ilagan and directed by Jon Lawrence Rivera, she portrayed multiple characters, including the glamorous Filipino movie star Paloma Palma, the resilient Mimi (wife of a family friend), and other ensemble figures, embodying themes of survival, family, and cultural fusion during . The play, which drew from historical accounts of finding refuge in the , ran from May to June 2024 and received praise for its heartfelt storytelling and Töngi's energetic contributions. Töngi's recent involvement in U.S. theater extends to Filipino-American productions, including her role as cultural and community liaison for the Broadway run of in 2023, where she facilitated community engagement events tied to the musical's exploration of Filipino history. Up to 2025, she has continued advocating for diverse stage works through organizations like FilAm ARTS, supporting emerging Filipino narratives on American stages.

Discography

Studio albums

G. Toengi's sole studio album, Very G, was released in 2000 by . The album highlighted tracks such as the lead single "Nagtatanong Ako", composed by . No subsequent studio albums followed this release.

Other releases

In addition to her studio album Very G, G. Toengi contributed to select compilation releases in the early 2000s. She provided the original track "I Will Win Your Love This Season" as a bonus song on the Asian edition of the soundtrack compilation , Volume 2, issued in 2000 by ; this edition featured additional regional artists alongside international acts tied to the television series. No standalone singles or further soundtrack features by Toengi have been documented post-2000.

References

  1. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0865449/
  2. https://commonthread.antioch.edu/from-acting-to-executive-directing/
  3. https://www.pep.ph/pepalerts/cabinet-files/187767/g-tongi-post-against-manny-pacquiao-a734-20250721
  4. https://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/photos/40-gemini-filipino-celebrities-and-personalities/12613/
  5. https://tv-philippines.fandom.com/wiki/G._Toengi
  6. https://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/photos/in-photos-where-is-g-toengi-now/10396/
  7. https://alchetron.com/G-Toengi
  8. https://www.philstar.com/entertainment/2021/04/23/2093023/giselle-tongi-finishes-graduate-studies
  9. https://www.abs-cbn.com/life/04/04/21/giselle-tongi-walters-finishes-graduate-studies-from-antioch-university
  10. https://www.pep.ph/lifestyle/celebrations/159170/g-tongi-masters-degree-a721-20210630
  11. https://entertainment.inquirer.net/381605/g-tongi-recounts-struggles-of-being-a-mother-in-college
  12. https://www.linkedin.com/in/giselle-g-t%C3%B6ngi-aaa2107
  13. https://entertainment.inquirer.net/414247/look-g-tongi-graduates-with-masters-degree-from-los-angeles-university
  14. https://www.abs-cbn.com/2021/8/21/fresh-scoops/vitto-neri-shares-dad-victor-neris-reaction-to-hi-195307
  15. https://www.abs-cbn.com/2014/5/24/fresh-scoops/star-magic-celebrates-its-22nd-anniversary-17640
  16. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0438963/
  17. https://philippinetelevision.fandom.com/wiki/SOP_%28TV_program%29
  18. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRNYXajYaEg
  19. https://www.spin.ph/life/people/mtv-asia-vjs-1990s-a4349-20230828
  20. https://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/photos/former-pinoy-mtv-asia-vjs-where-are-they-now/15145/201012/
  21. https://www.abs-cbn.com/2019/3/2/fresh-scoops/look-g-toengis-son-in-a-global-campaign-for-an-34807
  22. https://www.philstar.com/entertainment/2012/01/23/770008/confessions-third-world-celebrity
  23. https://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/showbiznews/g-tongi-is-back-in-the-philippines/92828/
  24. https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/giselle-tongi-29980/
  25. https://www.philstar.com/entertainment/2001/12/07/142718/giselle-back-151-not-good
  26. https://www.philstar.com/entertainment/2012/07/28/832329/g-tongi-daughter-asap
  27. https://nypost.com/2000/08/17/the-starr-report-217/
  28. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leaN6BXj270
  29. https://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/showbiznews/g-tongi-reveals-reason-why-she-left-showbiz-and-migrated-to-the-us/63124/
  30. https://entertainment.inquirer.net/147754/giselle-toengi-is-new-host-producer-of-los-angeles-tv-talk-show
  31. https://asianjournal.com/life-style/arts-culture/giselle-tongi-walters-named-filam-arts-new-executive-director/
  32. https://www.filamartsla.org/board-and-staff.html
  33. https://calhum.org/humanities-for-all/list-of-humanities-for-all-quick-grants/
  34. https://www.rappler.com/moveph/36165-color-purple-rh-law/
  35. https://www.likhaan.org/media-coverage/v/fsghkda9zar89eeynx6jw3mdpmmyw7
  36. https://shoutoutla.com/meet-giselle-tongi/
  37. https://www.facebook.com/LatinoTheaterCo/videos/meet-giselle-g-tongi/767789695542430/
  38. https://www.peoplesworld.org/article/mix-mix-the-filipino-adventures-of-a-german-jewish-boy-in-world-premiere/
  39. https://joysauce.com/personal-space-giselle-g-tongi/
  40. https://www.pep.ph/lifestyle/11515/giselle-and-timothy-beach-wedding
  41. https://www.facebook.com/chaewon.cha.9/posts/a-friends-to-lovers-love-story-of-g-toengi-and-tim-waltersg-toengi-and-tim-walte/1918844462243578/
  42. https://www.philstar.com/entertainment/2013/05/20/944110/g-has-strong-connections-home
  43. https://www.pikapika.ph/pikadaily/g-tongi-lists-15-ways-to-describe-daughter-sakura-in-celebration-of-her-15th-birthday/local-news-1
  44. https://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/showbiznews/g-tongi-pens-appreciation-post-for-kids-kenobi-benjamin-and-sakura-anne-marie/76801/
  45. https://modernparenting-onemega.com/giselle-tongi-walters-nonbinary-child/
  46. https://www.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/09/22/22/look-gimik-girls-judy-ann-g-tongi-mylene-reunite
  47. https://www.pep.ph/news/local/6005/gimik-2010-brings-together-judy-ann-santos-diether-ocampo-bojo-molina-g--toengi-and-mylene-dizon
  48. https://honolulupcg.dfa.gov.ph/consulate-news/543-kababayan-today-host-and-producer-giselle-g-toengi-visits-phl-consulate
  49. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0865449/bio/
  50. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/giselle_toengi
  51. https://mydramalist.com/people/21699-g-toengi
  52. https://www.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/2024/6/8/la-play-tells-story-of-holocaust-survivors-in-ph-2317
  53. https://larchmontbuzz.com/theater/theater-review-mix-mix-the-filipino-adventure-of-a-german-jewish-boy/
  54. https://herelieslovebroadway.com/cast-creative/
  55. https://www.allmusic.com/album/very-g-mw0001892174
  56. https://www.discogs.com/release/10544247-Various-Songs-From-Dawsons-Creek-Volume-2
  57. https://www.amazon.ca/Soundtrack-Dawsons-Creek-Bonus-Tracks/dp/B00005A1EB
  58. https://www.discogs.com/artist/2273189-G-Toengi
Add your contribution
Related Hubs
User Avatar
No comments yet.