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Joyce Giselle Palad Ching-Alimon (born January 5, 1995) is a Filipino actress,[2][3] She is best known for her role in television dramas Koreana, Munting Heredera, Anna Karenina, Dormitoryo, Strawberry Lane, Healing Hearts, and Hahamakin ang Lahat.[4][5]

Key Information

Early life and education

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Joyce Giselle Palad Ching was born on January 5, 1995, in San Ildefonso, Bulacan to Michael Ching, insurance agent and Minda Ching.[6] She is half-Filipino and half-Chinese from her parents.[6]

She finished her secondary education at Makati Integrated Christian Academy in April 2012, receiving a medal and a trophy for the Most Outstanding Christian Character Award.[4] She graduated from Meridian International Business, Arts and Technology College (MINT College) in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in film.[7]

Career

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Ching started her television career in 2005 when she joined Bubble Gang Jr.[5] She made dozens of TV and print ads and played a series of young roles until she was cast as Bea in First Time. Her big break came when she landed the role of young Shirley in GMA Network's remake of Endless Love (based on Autumn in My Heart) opposite Kathryn Bernardo and Kristofer Martin.[8] She also appeared in the teen romance drama Reel Love Presents Tween Hearts where she played the role of Ligaya also known as Aya, a nerd girl who speaks with nature.[9] She is paired with Kristofer Martin, her co-star/loveteam in Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts, Munting Heredera and Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin (originally played by Sunshine Dizon).[10][11][12]

In 2012, she played an antagonist role in Paroa: Ang Kuwento ni Mariposa opposite Barbie Forteza.[13][14][15]

In 2013, she starred as one of the lead roles in Anna KareNina with Krystal Reyes and Barbie Forteza[16] and Joyce played as Nina Fuentebella (originally played by Kim delos Santos). After the series, she goes back in an antagonist role in suspense thriller Sunday afternoon show Dormitoryo.[17][18] She played as Airiz Ocampo, a mean girl in Branwood College that was later on revealed to be a serial killer.[19][20][21]

In 2014, she was cast as the main antagonist in the mini-series Paraiso Ko'y Ikaw opposite Kim Rodriguez.[22][23] By the last quarter of the same year, she played again for a lead role in Strawberry Lane. She played as Dorina, a soft-spoken girl accused of stealing. Her character in Strawberry Lane died earlier to open a new season. She recurred in the series as a new character to open another conflict. In her new character, she played as Amella, the girl used by Christopher (the antagonist) to deceive Morales' family so the other can steal the wealth of the family. Her new character as Amella is also a cameo role in the series.[24]

In 2015, Ching did her first solo lead role in Healing Hearts.[25] Kristofer Martin, her former boyfriend is her partner in the series while Krystal Reyes, her co-lead star in Anna KareNina is the main antagonist.[26] Her role is Liza, the long-lost daughter of Rachel (played by Mickey Ferriols). The series started on May 11, 2015, and replaced Kailan Ba Tama ang Mali?.

Ching is co-managed by Sparkle GMA Artist Center and Viva Artists Agency.

In 2019, she came back as an antagonist role in Dragon Lady opposite Janine Gutierrez.[27]

Personal life

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Ching started out as friends with non-showbiz husband Kevin Alimon before they started dating romantically. Alimon said, Ching was the one he would marry when he saw how devoted she's to God and her faith.[28]

On December 8, 2019, Ching tied knot with Kevin Alimon at a garden wedding in Baguio City. In July 2024, she announced that they are expecting their first child.[29]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
2011 Tween Academy: Class of 2012 Ashley Main Cast
Babang Luksa Irene Supporting Role
2012 Boy Pick-Up: The Movie Cashier Guest
Si Agimat, si Enteng Kabisote at si Ako Joyce
2013 Gabriel: Ito ang Kwento Ko Supporting Role
2014 DOTA: Nakakabaliw Supporting Role

Television

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Year Title Role Notes Source
2005 Bubble Gang Jr. Herself - Guest [5]
Now and Forever: Agos young Erika
2006 Pinakamamahal young Nannette
2007 Lupin young Bridgitte Maisog
Magpakailanman young Iwa Moto Episode: "Pagbangon ng Isang Pangarap"
2008 Batang X: The Next Generation Little Ms. Mimi
2010 First Time Bea
Endless Love young Shirley Cruz/Dizon Guest Cast / Antagonist [8][18]
Party Pilipinas Herself - Performer
Ang Yaman ni Lola Cheska Henchanova Cabangot [18][21]
Koreana Amy Shin
Reel Love Presents Tween Hearts Ligaya "Aya" Chan [9][20]
2011 Munting Heredera Kyla Montereal [21]
Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin Clarissa Delos Angeles [11][12][21]
Maynila Lily Episode: "Lazy Lily"
Joy Episode: "Young Love in Trouble"
Kate Episode: "Officially Yors"
2012 Chesca Episode: "Balik Puso"
Karen Episode: "Brave Heart"
Faye Episode: "It's Complicated"
Tin Episode: "Best Friend's for Love"
Broken Vow Malou Guest Cast
Paroa: Ang Kuwento ni Mariposa Rebecca "Becca" Sarmiento [12][14][15][18][21]
Maynila Aimee Episode: "Heart of Mine"
2013 Rina Episode: "Wait for Love"
Magpakailanman young Michelle Perez Episode: "Pakawalang Angel"
Indio Alunsina Guest Cast / Antagonist
Anna Karenina Anna Karenina "Nina" Fuentebella/ Anna Karenina "Nina" Barretto [12][21]
The Ryzza Mae Show Herself - Guest
Sunday All Stars Herself - Performer
Bubble Gang Herself - Cameo
On the Record: Chillin with Joyce Ching Herself - Host
Unang Hirit Herself
Dormitoryo Margarita "Airiz" De Ocampo [17][18][21]
Follow that Star Herself
Villa Quintana Crystal Almario
Pep Talk Herself - Guest
Maynila Chanel Episode: "Heart of Trust"
2014 Paraiso Ko'y Ikaw Francheska "Cheska" Bartolome-Rodrigo [18][23][30]
Tunay Na Buhay Herself - Guest
Maynila Vera Episode: "Haligi ng Tahanan"
Ainee Episode: "Always in Love"
Strawberry Lane Dorina Rosales / Amelia "Amy" Tolentino Morales / Dory Peralta
Maynila Episode: "Lovelier the Second Time"
2015 Alex Episode: "Girly Girl"
Celebrity Bluff Herself - Guest
CelebriTV
Unang Hirit
Pepito Manaloto Sabrina Episode: "Ang Tunay na Kwento"
Healing Hearts Mikaela "Mikmik" / Liza Saavedra Espanto [12][14]
Celebrity Bluff Herself - Guest
Pep Talk
Alisto Herself
Wagas Anna Episode: "Dez & Anna Love Story"
Karelasyon Episode: "Sumpa"
Because of You Franchesca "Chesca" Salcedo [12]
2016 Karelasyon Apple Episode: "Ex ni BFF"
Maynila Juliet Episode: "Romeo and Juliet"
Lip Sync Battle Philippines Herself - Contestant / Performer
CelebriTV Herself - Guest
Dear Uge Anna Episode: "Utang Pa More"
Wagas Jane Episode: "The Power of Love"
Mars Herself - Guest
Maynila Maya Episode: "A Mother's Son"
Karelasyon Rosita Episode: "Dahas"
Sunday PinaSaya Herself - Guest Episode: "Kanta Ririt"
Maynila Asha Episode: "Plano ng Kapalaran"
Magpakailanman Rowena "Wena" Episode: "Lost Phone, Love Found"
Dear Uge Hannah/Boo Episode: "Pak to the Future"
2016–2017 Hahamakin ang Lahat Rachel Tan Ke / Rachel Tan Solano-Labsat [12][15]
2017 Karelasyon Leah / Abby Episode: "Pretenders"
Maynila Beng Episode: "Hindi Tayo..."
Wish Ko Lang Kris Episode: "Manliligaw"
Wagas Cecile Episode: "Anak Araw"
2017–2018 Super Ma’am Dalikmata / Dolly Supporting Role
2018 Maynila Gelay Episode: "My Standby Lover"
The Stepdaughters Grace Extended Cast / Antagonist
Magpakailanman Yuki Episode: "Yuki: A Japinay Story"
2019 Dragon Lady Astrid Lim Chua / Astrid Lim Liu Main Role / Antagonist
Daddy's Gurl Claire Guest
One of the Baes Xtina "My Crown Princess" Aguilar Supporting Cast / Antagonist
2021 Regal Studio Presents Marcia Episode: "The Truth About Jane"
2022 I Can See You: AlterNate Angie Trajano Supporting Cast
Raising Mamay Arma Villasis
Abot-Kamay na Pangarap Faith Villar Guest Cast
2023 Wish Ko Lang Chit Episode: "Marites"
2024 Lilet Matias: Attorney-at-Law young Ces Matias Guest Cast
2025 Prinsesa ng City Jail Mini Supporting Cast [31]

Awards and nominations

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Year[a] Award Category Nominated work Result Ref.
2012 PMPC Star Awards for Movies New Movie Actress of the Year Tween Academy: Class of 2012 Nominated [32]
2013 FAMAS Award German Moreno Youth Achievement Award — Won [33]

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Joyce Ching

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Joyce Giselle Palad Ching-Alimon (born January 5, 1995) is a Filipino actress and model of Chinese descent, recognized for her versatile performances in GMA Network television dramas. Raised in San Ildefonso, Bulacan, she began her entertainment career as a child in 2005, appearing in the sketch comedy series Bubble Gang Jr. and various commercials. Ching gained prominence in her teenage years with supporting roles in teen-oriented shows like Tween Academy: Class of 2012 (2011) and as the antagonist in the fantasy series Ang Kuwento ni Mariposa (2012). She rose to leading status portraying Anna Karenina "Nina" Fuentebella in the 2013 drama Anna Karenina, opposite Krystal Reyes and Barbie Forteza, and later took on complex characters such as Grace Valencia in The Stepdaughters (2018) and Astrid Lim Chua in Dragon Lady (2019). After graduating with a in from Meridian International College in 2018, she continued balancing acting with vlogging on , where she shares family life and reached 100,000 subscribers by 2020. In her , Ching married non-showbiz Kevin Alimon in a garden ceremony in December 2019; the couple welcomed their first child, daughter Olivia Ysabel "Hawhaw" Alimon, in October 2024.

Early life

Family background

Joyce Giselle Palad Ching was born on January 5, 1995, in , . She is of half-Filipino and half-Chinese descent, reflecting her Chinese-Filipino heritage through her family lineage. Her parents are , an agent, and Minda Ching, who raised her alongside siblings including an older , , and a younger brother, John Kimbert. Growing up in a Christian household, Joyce was instilled with values of humility and practicality by her parents, who emphasized not letting success inflate one's ego and avoided purchasing expensive toys like Barbie dolls during her childhood. As a hyperactive child in their Makati home, she shared a room with her siblings, and her mother shared traditional Filipino recipes such as nilaga and tinolang manok, fostering a blend of cultural influences in her early years.

Education

Joyce Ching completed her at Makati Integrated Christian Academy in City, graduating in April 2012. During her time there, she received the Pastor Award and the Most Outstanding Christian Award, recognizing her exemplary conduct and contributions to the school's values-based community. Ching pursued higher education at Meridian International Business, Arts and Technology College (MINT College) in , where she enrolled in a in program. She balanced her burgeoning commitments with rigorous coursework, often overloading units in her final semesters to complete the degree. Ching graduated in July 2018, marking the culmination of four years of dedicated study amid a demanding professional schedule. Her film studies at MINT College profoundly shaped her acting aspirations, providing a foundational understanding of , , and production techniques that enhanced her on-screen performances. Inspired by the global success of Filipino independent cinema, Ching viewed the program as an opportunity to develop skills beyond , including writing and directing, which she hoped to apply in future projects while solidifying her passion for performance.

Career

Early career

Joyce Ching began her entertainment career as a child performer in 2005, joining the cast of Bubble Gang Jr., a youth-oriented spin-off of the popular series aimed at younger audiences. This early role marked her entry into television, where she performed in comedic skits and segments, fulfilling a longstanding aspiration to appear on screen that dated back to her toddler years. Under the management of , Ching took on supporting roles in various television productions during her formative years, including appearances in the teen drama anthology Tween Hearts (2010–2012), where she portrayed characters navigating school and relationships. Her initial experiences as a young actress were marked by challenges such as intense schedules that often left her exhausted and struggling to balance professional commitments with her ongoing education at Integrated Christian Academy. Despite facing public scrutiny and the emotional demands of portraying diverse roles—from lighthearted sketches to more dramatic parts—Ching persevered, gradually building her skills through dozens of television advertisements and print endorsements. In 2011, Ching transitioned to film with her debut role in Tween Academy: Class of 2012, a teen comedy produced by GMA Films and SM Development Corporation, where she played Ashlee, a diligent working student and supportive girlfriend who influences her peers positively. This project, adapted from the Tween Hearts series, represented a key step in her early career, showcasing her ability to handle ensemble casts and romantic subplots while still in her mid-teens.

Rise to prominence

Ching's transition to prominence began with her supporting role as Amy Shin in the drama Koreana, which aired from October 2010 to March 2011 and garnered attention for its portrayal of Filipino-Korean family dynamics. This performance, alongside established stars like and Marco Morales, marked an early step in elevating her visibility beyond minor appearances. Building on this, she took on another supporting role as the arrogant Kyla Montereal in Munting Heredera (2011–2012), a family-oriented teleserye that highlighted themes of and redemption, earning her positive reviews for her portrayal of a complex . In , she played the antagonist Becca in the fantasy series Paroa: Ang Kuwento ni Mariposa, further showcasing her ability to handle villainous roles in a story of magic and family secrets. Her breakthrough to leading status came in 2013 with Anna Karenina, where she starred as Nina Fuentebella in a triple-lead adaptation of the classic tale, sharing the spotlight with Krystal Reyes and ; the series, which ran from June to October 2013, showcased her ability to handle dramatic depth in a story of love and revenge. Following this, Ching demonstrated versatility by taking on the antagonistic role of Airiz de Ocampo in the thriller miniseries Dormitoryo (2013), a suspenseful about college life and elements that aired in late 2013, further solidifying her range despite the character's villainous arc. By 2014–2015, she secured lead roles in Strawberry Lane as the soft-spoken Dorina Tolentino Morales, a story of friendship and resilience among young women in a setting. That same year, Ching achieved her first solo lead in Healing Hearts (May–September 2015), portraying Mikaela "Liza" Saavedra opposite in a romantic drama about healing from loss, which was praised for marking her maturation as a leading actress. Capping this period of ascent, Ching starred as Rachel Tan-Ke in Hahamakin ang Lahat (2016–2017), a prime-time drama exploring family secrets and social climbing, where her performance as the determined protagonist alongside Martin helped sustain high ratings through its October 2016 to May 2017 run. During this rise from 2013 to 2017, Ching came under co-management by Sparkle, GMA Artist Center, and Viva Artists Agency, which facilitated her expanded opportunities in both television and endorsements.

Recent work

Following her prominence in mid-2010s television roles, Joyce Ching maintained a steady presence in Philippine media through supporting and antagonistic parts in the late 2010s and early . In 2018, she portrayed the complex character Grace Valencia in the drama series . In 2019, she portrayed Xtina Aguilar, a scheming character in the comedy-drama series One of the Baes, which aired for 90 episodes and highlighted her versatility in ensemble casts, and starred as Astrid Lim Chua in the drama . The following year, Ching took on the lead role of Angie Trajano in the thriller anthology I Can See You, appearing in 20 episodes of the 2020-2022 run, where her performance contributed to the series' exploration of suspenseful narratives. Ching's activity saw a reduction in 2023 amid personal commitments, including her focus on after marrying non-showbiz personality Kevin Alimon in 2019, before resuming with select guest spots. In , she made cameo appearances in ongoing series, including a recurring portrayal of the younger Ces Matias in the legal drama Lilet Matias: Attorney-at-Law on , adding depth to the protagonist's backstory in early episodes. By 2025, Ching staged a post-maternity comeback following the birth of her daughter Olivia in , balancing motherhood with new projects. She joined the cast of the film Out of Order in a supporting role alongside , released in 2025. Concurrently, she appeared as Mini in two episodes of the GMA Afternoon Prime series Prinsesa ng City Jail, which premiered in January 2025 and centers on themes of redemption within a prison setting. These endeavors reflect her ongoing affiliation with and Viva Artists Agency, where she continues to prioritize integration alongside selective opportunities.

Personal life

Marriage

Joyce Ching married Kevin Alimon, a non-showbiz businessman, on December 8, 2019, after meeting him through a church youth service where they first became friends before developing a romantic relationship. The couple announced their in February 2019, marking the culmination of their that emphasized shared faith and mutual support. The wedding took place in an intimate outdoor garden ceremony at Baguio Country Club in , chosen by the hands-on couple for its cool breeze and scenic setting. Ching wore an elegant embellished bridal gown featuring spaghetti straps and a sweetheart neckline, complemented by a trailing , while Alimon donned a beige suit with a ; the pair exchanged vows under a white flower arch, showcasing their wedding rings in a heartfelt moment. Notable attendees included fellow actors , , , , and principal sponsor , with bridesmaid ; the event featured performances by singers and , adding to the celebratory atmosphere. At 24 years old, Ching's marriage challenged showbiz norms around delaying personal milestones for career longevity, yet she stated it would not end her professional pursuits—instead, it inspired her to work harder to provide for her family, enhancing her public image as a devoted yet ambitious young actress with a supportive partner.

Family

Following their marriage, Joyce Ching and her husband, Kevin Alimon, welcomed their first child in late 2024, marking the beginning of their family expansion. In July 2024, the couple revealed they were expecting a baby girl during a gender reveal shared publicly. Their daughter, Olivia Ysabel Alimon—affectionately nicknamed Hawhaw—was born on October 26, 2024, bringing joy to the new parents. As of 2025, Ching has navigated the adjustments of motherhood while maintaining her professional commitments in the industry. The family has frequently shared heartwarming moments with the public, including postpartum snapshots in late 2024 and celebrations of Olivia's milestones, such as her first birthday and dedication ceremony in October 2025. No updates on additional children or changes to their family residence have been reported as of November 2025.

Filmography

Film

Joyce Ching's career began with a supporting role in the drama Babang Luksa (2011) as Irene. She followed with a supporting role in the youth-oriented comedy-drama Tween Academy: Class of 2012 (2011), directed by Andoy Ranay. In the film, she portrayed Ashlee, a diligent fashionista student and who navigates strict parental expectations while secretly maintaining a relationship with her boyfriend , amid a larger story of high school outcasts discovering friendship and self-identity in a fantastical academy setting. The movie, an extension of the GMA Network's Tween Hearts series, was praised for capturing the young adult transition with relatable humor and light fantasy elements, earning a 6.7/10 rating on from over 50 user reviews. Critics noted its energetic ensemble performances, including Ching's portrayal of a stressed yet resilient teen, as a highlight in introducing fresh teen talent to Philippine cinema. In 2012, she appeared as Cashier in the comedy Boy Pick-Up: The Movie. After a period focused primarily on television, Ching returned to feature films with a supporting role in the courtroom thriller Out of Order (2025), directed by in his directorial debut. She played Gabbie, a feisty student and member of the protagonist's investigative team, contributing sharp dynamics and in scenes probing family secrets and judicial corruption surrounding a high-profile trial. The plot follows a novice defending his estranged father's case against his ex-girlfriend , unraveling layers of betrayal and systemic flaws in the system. The film garnered positive critical reception for its tense pacing and emotional depth, achieving a 7.5/10 rating from early viewers, with reviewers commending the supporting cast's authentic portrayals that enhanced the thriller's thematic exploration of and reconciliation. Ching's chemistry with co-star Nicco Manalo was particularly highlighted for adding fresh energy to the ensemble.

Television

Joyce Ching's television career began in 2005 with her appearance in the children's sketch comedy series Bubble Gang Jr., where she featured in various comedic skits as part of the young cast. In 2012, she portrayed the antagonist Shara in the fantasy series Ang Kuwento ni Mariposa. She also played the supporting role of Kyla Montereal in the GMA drama , appearing across 195 episodes as the arrogant daughter in a story of family legacy and inheritance. From 2012 to 2013, Ching played Amy Shin in the GMA series Koreana, a 100-episode adaptation focusing on family secrets and cultural clashes, where her character navigates identity issues as a young Filipina-Korean. In 2013, she rose to leading status as Anna Karenina "Nina" Fuentebella in the drama Anna Karenina, opposite Krystal Reyes and Barbie Forteza. Transitioning to leading roles in the mid-2010s, Ching starred as Dorina Tolentino Morales, who later transforms into Amella, in the 2014 GMA Afternoon Prime series Strawberry Lane, spanning 80 episodes and exploring themes of friendship, loss, and redemption among orphaned girls; her character meets a tragic end early but returns in a supernatural twist. In 2015, she took her first solo lead as Mikaela "Liza" Saavedra in Healing Hearts on GMA, a 89-episode medical drama about organ donation and family bonds, opposite Kristoffer Martin. From 2016 to 2017, Ching led as Rachel Tan-Ke / Patricia Tan Solano Labsat in Hahamakin ang Lahat, an 80-episode GMA series delving into corporate intrigue and personal vendettas, showcasing her versatility in antagonist-to-protagonist arcs. In 2018, she portrayed Grace Valencia in the drama . In 2019, she played Astrid Lim Chua in . In recent years, Ching appeared in the 2020 GMA anthology I Can See You (Season 3: AlterNate, 2022), playing the supporting role of Angie Trajano across 20 episodes in a thriller exploring alternate realities and family secrets. In 2025, Ching guest-starred as Mini in Prinsesa ng City Jail on GMA, appearing in at least two episodes of the ongoing drama about life inside a women's and themes of hope and justice.

Awards and nominations

Awards won

In 2013, Joyce Ching was honored with the German Moreno Youth Achievement Award at the 61st FAMAS Awards, held on April 21 at the AFP Theater in , . This special recognition celebrated her emerging talent as a young actress. The award, named after the late entertainment pioneer , highlighted promising newcomers in the Philippine film and television industry. Ching shared the accolade with fellow rising stars , , and , all of whom were noted for their contributions to youth-oriented projects. The ceremony, hosted by , Derek Monasterio, , and , featured a range of categories honoring cinematic achievements, with the youth award emphasizing the next generation of performers. The win marked a pivotal moment in Ching's early career, affirming her status as a fast-rising talent under GMA Artist Center and paving the way for subsequent lead roles in dramas like . It boosted her visibility among audiences and industry peers, contributing to her trajectory as a prominent figure in Philippine during her teenage years.

Nominations

In 2012, Joyce Ching earned a for New Movie Actress of the Year at the 28th for her performance in the teen film Tween Academy: Class of 2012. This accolade highlighted her transition from television to cinema and marked an early recognition of her potential as an emerging actress. No additional nominations for Ching were reported in major Philippine award ceremonies through 2025.

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