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Ana Karylle Padilla Tatlonghari-Yuzon (born March 22, 1981), known mononymously as Karylle, is a Filipino singer and actress.[1] Having achieved mainstream success across stage, screen, and music,[2] her accolades include four Awit Awards, an Asian Television Award, two MTV Pilipinas Music Award, a New York Festivals International TV and Film Award, and a Star Award for Television, including nominations from Monte Carlo Festival, Aliw Awards and Golden Screen Awards.[a]

Key Information

Born and raised in Manila, Philippines, Karylle first ventured into theater musical in 2000 and played several supporting roles in film and television. She rose to stardom after playing Sanggre Alena in the drama fantasy series Encantadia (2005). She reprised her role in the succeeding sequels and crossover such as Etheria (2005), Mulawin: The Movie (2005) and Encantadia: Pag-ibig Hanggang Wakas (2006). It was followed by the theatrical release of the blockbuster film Moments of Love (2006), which she starred with Iza Calzado and Dingdong Dantes. She returned to stage and appeared in two major productions: Cat in the Hat (2007) and West Side Story (2008), garnering praises from the critics. Following her transfer to ABS-CBN, she made several appearances in television shows such as Nasaan Ka Maruja? (2009) and Dahil May Isang Ikaw (2009), which earned a nomination at the International Emmy Awards.

In 2010, she played a supporting role in the horror film Dalaw and became one of the mainstay host of the long-running noontime show It's Showtime the following year. She was cast as one of the lead in the Singaporean TV series The Kitchen Musical, earning her a bronze medal for "Best Performance" at the New York Festivals and a "Best Actress" nomination at the Monte Carlo Festival. On screen, she appeared in several international productions such as Point of Entry (2012) and P.I. (2017), as well as in the fantasy film Mystified (2019), which earned a nomination at the Asian Academy Creative Awards. On theaters, she appeared in more stage productions in the following years including Rodgers and Rama Hari (2012), Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (2013), Carousel (2022) and The Sound of Music (2023) among others.

As a recording artist, Karylle has released six studio albums since 2001. According to PARI, her most successful releases include the platinum-sellers Time for Letting Go (2009), Roadtrip (2011), and the gold-certified albums Time to Shine (2001) and K (2013).[b] The song she co-wrote with Jerome Hughes, Pabigyan Ng Puso, won "Best Original Song" at the 30th Metro Manila Film Festival for the movie Mano Po III: My Love. Her musical work have earned her nominations from Asian Television Awards, Awit Awards and Star Awards for Music. Philanthropically, she has been active in supporting the Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) and charity organizations like White Cross Orphanage and ChildHaus.[13]

Early life and education

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Ana Karylle Padilla Tatlonghari was born on March 22, 1981,[14] in Manila to Zsa Zsa Padilla, a singer-actress and Dr. Modesto Tatlonghari. She is the granddaughter of boxing referee Carlos Padilla Jr. Her parents separated when she was six years old. Karylle has two half-sisters Nicole and Zia Quizon[15] from her mother's relationship to actor and comedian Dolphy.[16]

Karylle completed her elementary and secondary education, notably in O.B. Montessori Center – Greenhills during grade school (where she was class valedictorian), and Saint Pedro Poveda College where she finished high school with a Service Medal for extra-curricular and volunteer works. She began taking formal ballet lessons at the age of three and continued until she was fifteen. In college, Karylle took up BS Management Major in Communications Technology Management at the Ateneo de Manila University, where she made the Dean's list. She graduated in 2002.[17]

Acting career

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2000–2004: Early works

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In 2000, Karylle made her acting debut in the stage musical Little Mermaid, in which she played Princess Sapphire. Her performance in the Trumpets production is known to have been her breakthrough in show business.[18]

In 2001, Karylle began appearing on television. She became a co-host and performer in GMA Network's variety show SOP.[19]

From 2002 to 2004, Karylle took on a series of supporting roles in both films and television series. Her film debut was in Ang Agimat: Anting-anting ni Lolo, an official entry for the 28th Metro Manila Film Festival. In television, she made her first appearance in the drama series Twin Hearts, portraying the character Iris. Initially scheduled for only a week, the show's producers were impressed with the chemistry between Karylle and actor Dingdong Dantes, leading them to ask her to take on another character, Jade.[20] The success of Twin Hearts paved the way for further on-screen collaborations between Karylle and Dantes in the subsequent years, starting with the fourth season of the romantic anthology series Love to Love.[21][22] In this series, she portrayed Cathy Ruiz, an Ilonggo from Guimaras, earning her a nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress at the 2nd Golden Screen TV Awards.[21][23] Karylle also had roles in two Mano Po films: Mano Po 2: My Home in 2003 and Mano Po III: My Love in 2004.[2]

2005–2009: Encantandia and move to ABS-CBN

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In 2005, she appeared in the horror film Bahay ni Lola 2; her first leading role in a film. She then starred in the fantasy drama series Enacantadia as Sang'gre Alena, alongside Iza Calzado, Dingdong Dantes, Sunshine Dizon, Jennylyn Mercado, and Diana Zubiri. Encantandia was a groundbreaking success,[24] spawning a multimedia franchise. Karylle reprised her role in the sequel series Etheria and the crossover film Mulawin: The Movie, both released later in the year.[25]

In 2006, Karylle had two major projects: Encantadia: Pag-ibig Hanggang Wakas, which was the third installment to the Encantadia franchise; and the romance film Moments of Love, which became a box office hit.[2][21]

In 2007, Karylle starred in two independent films: Ligaw Liham and Pi7ong Tagpo.[26] She also served as producer for the former, which was an official entry for the 3rd Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival.[27] During the year, Karylle also returned to the stage and starred as Cat in the Hat in the Atlantis Production of Seussical.[28]

In 2008, Karylle appeared as host in the reality show Pinoy Idol Extra, alongside Rhian Ramos. She then played the female lead role of Maria on the Stages production of the popular musical West Side Story, alternating with Joanna Ampil. This also marked her first of many on-stage and on-screen collaborations with Christian Bautista, who stars as Tony.[28][29] Her performance on West Side Story was acclaimed by critics, garnering her a nomination for Best Stage Actress at the 22nd Aliw Awards.[30][31] During the last quarter of the year, Karylle made big career changes. She changed her management from Genesis to Stages, her recording company from Universal Records to PolyEast Records, and transferred from GMA to its rival station ABS-CBN.[21][32] She signed her ABS-CBN contract shortly after an appearance in the Oscar De La Hoya vs. Manny Pacquiao boxing match in Las Vegas, Nevada, where she sang the Philippine national anthem.[33][34] Her first appearance as a Kapamilya was in the variety show ASAP.[35]

In 2009, after guest appearances in the musical drama anthology Your Song, and the comedy drama I Love Betty La Fea, Karylle starred in Mars Ravelo's Nasaan Ka Maruja? alongside Kristine Hermosa and Derek Ramsay.[36] She would then be a part of the main cast of the International Emmy-nominated drama series, Dahil May Isang Ikaw.[37] Karylle also played the lead role in the independent drama film Litsonero, opposite Paolo Contis.[38]

2010–present: International breakthrough & It's Showtime

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Karylle in 2010

In 2010, Karylle joined Bangs Garcia, Rayver Cruz, and Sid Lucero in Gilda Olvidado's Magkano ang Iyong Dangal?.[39] Later that year, she started appearing as a judge on the noontime variety show Showtime.[40] In December, Karylle had a supporting role in the horror film Dalaw, starring Kris Aquino. The film was a box office success and became one of the highest-grossing entries at the 36th Metro Manila Film Festival.[41]

In 2011, Karylle officially became a regular host for Showtime, joining Kim Atienza, Teddy Corpuz, Anne Curtis, Vice Ganda, Jugs Jugueta, Vhong Navarro, and fellow newcomer Billy Crawford.[40][42] The group of hosts was nominated for Best Talent Search Program Host at the 25th PMPC Star Awards for Television.[43] During the year, Karylle also achieved international recognition for her starring role in the acclaimed Singaporean musical drama The Kitchen Musical, which aired across twelve countries via AXN.[44] The series was highly successful, with the cast winning the bronze medal for Best Performance at the New York Festivals TV & Film Awards.[5] Karylle's role as Maddie Avilon earned her a nomination for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival's Golden Nymph Awards held in Monaco.[8] Furthermore, she and co-star Christian Bautista received an International Achievement Award at the 24th Awit Awards for their work in the series.[45]

In 2012, Karylle was featured as a guest star in the third season of the Singaporean action drama Point of Entry, her second international project.[46] Later that year, Karylle also starred with her frequent collaborator Christian Bautista in a critically acclaimed staging of Rama, Hari at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.[47][48] At the 26th PMPC Star Awards for Television, Karylle and her It's Showtime co-hosts won the award for Best Reality and Game Show Host.[49]

In 2013, Karylle top billed a new version of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella at the Newport Performing Arts Theater in Resorts World Manila.[50][51][48] At the end of the year, Karylle received nominations for her hosting on It's Showtime: Outstanding Female Host in a Musical or Variety Program at the 4th Golden Screen TV Awards, and Best Female TV Host at the 27th PMPC Star Awards for Television.

From 2014 to 2016, Karylle's continued work as host on It's Showtime earned her a second and third nomination for Outstanding Female Host in a Musical or Variety Program at the 5th and 6th Golden Screen TV Awards, respectively. She also received her second nomination for Best Female TV Host at the 30th PMPC Star Awards for Television.[52]

In 2017, Karylle starred in the Singaporean crime thriller P.I..[53][54][55]

In 2018, Karylle made a surprise cameo appearance in the finale of the highly rated and acclaimed drama Wildflower. The episode trended on social media, with many viewers finding Karylle's casting inspired.[56] Karylle also appeared as guest presenter on the television news broadcasting show TV Patrol.[57]

In 2019, Karylle produced and starred in the fantasy film Mystified, distributed by Iflix. It was the first project released under Sanggre Productions, Inc., a production company founded by Karylle and her former Encantandia co-stars and off-screen friends Iza Calzado, Sunshine Dizon, Diana Zubiri, along with director Mark A. Reyes.[58] The film was a success, earning four nominations at the 24th Asian Television Awards, winning one for Best Single Drama or Telemovie.[59] The film was also nominated for Best Visual or Special FX in TV Series or Feature Film at the 2nd Asian Academy Creative Awards, after being announced as the national winner.[6][7][60]

In 2021, Karylle appeared in the romantic comedy television miniseries B&B: The Story of the Battle of Brody & Brandy, starring Iza Calzado and Ian Veneracion. She also served as producer for the show.[61]

In 2022, Karylle top billed the Repertory Philippines production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical Carousel, opposite Gian Magdangal.[62] For her performance as Julie Jordan, Karylle received several acting nominations: Female Lead Performance in a Musical at the 13th Gawad Buhay Awards, Best Lead Actress in a Musical at the 36th Aliw Awards, and Best Performer in a Musical at the 2023 BroadwayWorld Philippines Awards.[63][64][65]

In 2023, Karylle primarily focused on theater and appeared in four stage productions. She played the role of Baroness Elsa von Schraeder in the Manila run of the international tour of the Broadway International Group and Broadway Asia co-production of The Sound of Music.[66][67] She then participated in the musical concert Contra Mundum: Ang All-star Concert ng Ang Larawan held at the Manila Metropolitan Theater;[68][69] starred in the musical play Isang Gabi ng Sarsuwela;[70] and reprised her role as Sita in a restaging of the rock opera ballet Rama, Hari.[71][72][73] At the end of the year, Karylle also appeared in two comedy films: Ma'am Chief: Shakedown in Seoul and Becky and Badette.[74][75]

In 2024, Karylle headlined the Manila staging of the Broadway musical Little Shop of Horrors, opposite Nyoy Volante and alternating with Sue Ramirez.[76][77] For her performance as Audrey, she won Best Lead Actress in a Musical at the 37th Aliw Awards.[78]

Karylle will next star in an eight-part unscripted reality series Manila Matriarchs.[79][80]

Music career

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In 2001, Karylle entered the music scene with her first studio album, Time to Shine, released under Universal Records.[81] It spawned the single "Can't Live Without You" which won the Awit Award for Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist and two MTV Pilipinas Music Awards for Favorite Female Video and Favorite New Artist in a Video.[82] The album also includes two collaborations: "Calling" with German singer Gil Ofarim, and "Kung Mawawala Ka" with Ogie Alcasid. The latter won the award for Best Performance by a Duet at the 16th Awit Awards.[83]

In 2003, Karylle collaborated with the contemporary worship musical group Bukas Palad Music Ministry and released the religious song "Awit sa Ina ng Santo Rosario". It won them the award for Best Inspirational/Religious Recording at the 17th Awit Awards.[84]

In 2004, Karylle released "Pagbigyan ang Puso", a duet with Jerome John Hughes. It was the theme song for her film Mano Po III: My Love, which was an official entry at the 30th Metro Manila Film Festival. At the festival's awards night, it won Best Original Theme Song.[85]

In 2005, Karylle released her sophomore studio album,You Make Me Sing. The album includes the self-written songs "Coz, I Love You" and "Hiling"; as well as "Mahiwagang Puso", the official theme song for her hit fantasy series Encantadia.[86] The album was well-received, with the title track being nominated for Best R&B Song at the 19th Awit Awards,[87] and Favorite Female Video at the 8th MTV Pilipinas Music Award.

In 2009, Karylle released her third studio album, Time for Letting Go, under a new recording company Polyeast Records. It is described as a collection of songs about moving on, exploring the five stages of grief. It was supported by the singles "I'll Never Get Over You (Getting Over Me)", and "Almost Over You". The album also features "Live for Your Love", a duet with her mom, Zsa Zsa Padilla; and three of Karylle's original compositions: "Minamahal Kita", "Hulog ng Langit" and "Wala Na Bang Lahat".[88] The album garnered her a nomination for Favorite Female Artist at the 5th Myx Music Awards and was certified Platinum by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry.[12]

In 2011, Karylle released her fourth studio album, Roadtrip. She described it as "her most personal and perhaps even most ambitious musical outing" up to that point, representing who she is, as an artist, singer, and songwriter.[89][90] All the songs were independently produced and written by Karylle.[91] Its lead single, "OMG", was featured in the American reality television series, Floribama Shore; and was nominated for Best Dance Recording at the 25th Awit Awards.[92]

In 2013, Karylle released "Sa’yo Na Lang Ako", an official entry for the year's Philippine Popular Music Festival. It was included in her fifth studio album, K, which was released later that year and spawned the singles "Kiss You" and Kapiling Kita". The album was eventually certified gold by PARI.[11] At the 27th Awit Awards, she received three nominations: Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist & Best Ballad Recording for "Sa 'Yo na Lang Ako"; and Best Dance Recording for "Kiss You".[93]

In 2015, Karylle was on the panel of judges for the 4th Philippine Popular Music Festival.[94] In November, Karylle released her sixth studio album, A Different Playground. She described it as a reflection on her married life.[95] It earned her a nomination for Female Pop Artist of the Year at the 8th PMPC Star Awards for Music.[96] Additionally, the album includes the song "Paano ko Tuturuan ang Puso", which was nominated for Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist at the 29th Awit Awards.[97]

In 2019, Karylle released "Simula", the official theme song for her fantasy film, Mystified. It was nominated for Best Theme Song at the 24th Asian Television Awards.[3]

In 2020, Karylle released The Holy Rosary: Roses for Mary, a spoken word recording of rosary-based prayers, which also included two religious songs.[98]

Other ventures

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Writing

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Karylle is a prolific writer and blogger.[99] She has written blogs for Yahoo!,[100] and was a contributing writer for The Philippine Star[1][101] and S Magazine.[102] Moreover, Karylle launched her own blog site in 2016.[103]

List of articles with dates published
Title Date published Ref.
No, nobody can hold us down July 19, 2007 [104]
From ‘business-business’ to real business December 16, 2007 [105]
My other promdi province March 31, 2008 [106]
Come out & play May 18, 2008 [107]
From Manila to Mt. Everest and back… and back again August 3, 2008 [108]
Taking you where it happens, as it happens August 10, 2008 [109]
Things about West Side you don't know October 12, 2008 [110]
My 'fan' London diaries August 9, 2009 [111]
ART-icle October 30, 2009 [112]
Little Heroes, Big Hearts February 1, 2010 [111]
Suma-sideline August 2, 2010 [113]

Production

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In 2007, Karylle served as producer on the independent drama film Ligaw Liham, in which she also starred in.[27]

In 2018, Karylle, along with Iza Calzado, Sunshine Dizon, Diana Zubiri, and Mark A. Reyes started the production company Sanggre Productions, Inc. Through the company, she served as producer for the film Mystified, and the miniseries B&B: The Story of the Battle of Brody & Brandy.[114][115]

Endorsements

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Karylle has appeared in various endorsements for brands such as Ever Bilena, Bench Body, Santé Barley,[116] Fruitas, Adidas,[117] Belo Medical Group, UniSilver, Status Hair Salon, and OraCare.[118]

According to the Ever Bilena executives, they picked the singer-actress as brand ambassador because she is "a true reflection of a woman of her generation — someone who is passionate, sincere and confident; and epitomizes the spirit of a strong modern woman".[1]

After her move to ABS-CBN, it came as a surprise to everyone when Karylle became an endorser for the clothing brand Bench, with her billboards seen all over the Metro Manila for the ad "Single is Sexy!" indicating that she was changing her image.[119][120]

Business

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Karylle is an entrepreneur.[121] She is the owner of the family KTV and resto-bar CenterStage at Tomas Morato Avenue in Quezon City, Jupiter in Makati and SM Mall of Asia (MOA) in Pasay and part-owner of Mey Lin Restaurant and a The Mango Farm dessert kiosk in Greenhills, San Juan.[122]

Podcast

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In January 2024, Karylle launched her own podcast, K's Drama, on various streaming platforms.[123]

Radio

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In March 2024, Karylle was officially announced as a new co-host for the morning radio show, Good Times with Mo, joining Mo Twister and Sam Oh.[124]

Personal life

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On March 21, 2014, Karylle was married to Sponge Cola vocalist Yael Yuzon at San Antonio de Padua Church in Pooc, Silang, Cavite after dating for over three years.[125] Their 10th wedding anniversary was celebrated on March 9, 2024, in a wedding vow renewal ceremony attended by Yael's older brother Yani and sister Ysabel alongside Bukas Palad Music Ministry at Church of the Gesù, Quezon City.[126]

Filmography

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Films

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Year Title Role Notes
2002 Ang Agimat: Anting-anting ni Lolo Maria Makiling
2003 Mano Po 2: My Home Rose Chan
2004 Masikip sa Dibdib: The Boobita Rose Story Herself Cameo
Mano Po III: My Love Judith Yang
2005 Bahay ni Lola 2 Nina
Mulawin: The Movie Sang'gre Alena
2006 Moments of Love Lianne Santos
2007 Ligaw Liham Karen Also producer
Pi7ong Tagpo Angela Rodriguez Segment: "Toga"
2009 Litsonero Carmel
2010 Dalaw Lorna
2012 My Cactus Heart Videoke Artist Cameo
2013 Girl, Boy, Bakla, Tomboy Peter's Crush Cameo
2017 My Ex and Whys Herself Uncredited cameo
2019 Mystified Helena Also producer
2023 Ma'am Chief: Shakedown in Seoul Police Exec. Msgt. Olga Tentativa
Becky & Badette Working girl 2
2025 Quezon Aurora Quezon[127]

Television

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Year Title Role
2001–2008 SOP Herself / co-host / performer
2003–2004 Twin Hearts Iris Medira / Jade Villanueva
2004 Love To Love: Sweet Exchange Cathy Ruiz
2005 1st Philippine Hip-Hop Music Awards Herself / host
Encantadia Sang'gre Alena
Bubble Gang Herself / guest
Wag Kukurap Faustina
7th MTV Pilipinas Music Awards Herself / host
2005–2006 Etheria: Ang Ikalimang Kaharian ng Encantadia Reyna Alena
2006 Encantadia: Pag-ibig Hanggang Wakas
Lagot Ka, Isusumbong Kita Lianne
My Music Station Herself / host
2006–2007 GMA New Year Countdown
2007 Magic Kamison Rianne
Kamandag Spectra
2008 Pinoy Idol Extra Herself / host
Oscar De La Hoya vs. Manny Pacquiao Philippine National Anthem singer
2008–2015 ASAP Herself / co-host / performer
2009 I Love Betty La Fea Olivia
Your Song Presents: Feb-ibig Rose
Komiks Presents: Mars Ravelo's: Nasaan Ka Maruja? Helen Rivera
Dahil May Isang Ikaw Denise Mae Alferos
Maalaala Mo Kaya: Gitara Tara Santelices
2010 Magkano ang Iyong Dangal? Tanya
Kabuhayang Swak na Swak Herself / guest co-host
Panahon Ko 'to!: Ang Game Show ng Buhay Ko Herself / contestant
2010–present It's Showtime Herself / host / judge
2011 The Biggest Loser Asia Herself / host
The Kitchen Musical Maddie Avilon
2012 Point of Entry Tala Sison
2013 Showtime Holy Week Special Lotlot Sacdalan
2014 Haydee Mañosca
Himig Handog Pinoy Pop Love Songs Finale Herself
The Best Thing I Ever Ate Philippines
2015 Showtime Holy Week Special Bev of Minstrels of Hope
Ten-4 Para sa Pilipino Herself / guest co-host
I-Shine Talent Camp Herself / mentor
2016 Showtime Holy Week Special Santa
Born for You Herself
Minute to Win It Herself / contestant
2017 P.I. Maia
Minute to Win It: Last Duo Standing Herself / contestant
2018 Wildflower Venus
TV Patrol Herself / guest presenter
I Can See Your Voice Herself / contestant
2021 B&B: The Story of the Battle of Brody & Brandy Ena
2023 Ur Da Boss Herself / guest
Magandang Buhay
2024 Unang Hirit
2025 Manila Matriarchs Herself

Theatre

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Year Title Role
2000 Little Mermaid Princess Sapphire
2007 Seussical Cat in the Hat
2008 West Side Story Maria
2012 Rama, Hari Sita
2013 Cinderella Cinderella
2016 Awitin Mo at Isasayaw Ko Ester
2022 Carousel Julie Jordan
2023 The Sound of Music Baroness Elsa von Schraeder
Contra Mundum: Ang All-star Concert ng Ang Larawan Paula Marasigan
Isang Gabi ng Sarsuwela Hulya
2023–2024 Rama, Hari Sita
2024 Little Shop of Horrors Audrey

Discography

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Main article: Karylle discography
  • Time to Shine (2001)
  • You Make Me Sing (2005)
  • Time for Letting Go (2009)
  • Roadtrip (2011)
  • K (2013)
  • A Different Playground (2015)

Concerts

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Headlining and co-headlining concerts

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List of concerts, with co-headliners, dates, and venues
Year Title Venue Ref.
2008 Souls in Love Teatrino, Promenade Greenhills, San Juan City [128][129]
2009 The Magic of Love Shangri-La Plaza, Mandaluyong City [130][131]
2011 May Minamahal Bangko Sentral Convention Center, Davao City [132]
2012 Love and Laughter Resorts World Manila, Pasay City [133]
2013 Mother's Day: Back to Back Concert The Evan Theatre, Sydney
Dallas Brooks Center, Melbourne
It's Showtime Live! in Honolulu Neal S. Blaisdell Center Arena, Honolulu [134]
2014 Love in the City Pulsar Hotel, Tuguegarao City
Making Beautiful Music with Karylle Shangri-La Plaza, Mandaluyong City
It's Showtime Canada Ricoh Coliseum, Toronto, Ontario
Shaw Conference Centre, Edmonton, Alberta 		[135]
Rock that Love Du Arena, Yas Island, Abu Dhabi [136]
2015 Boracay Blast Summer Beach Party Sealine Beach Resort, Mesaieed [137]
Next Attraction (The Repeat) Music Museum, San Juan City [138]
It's Showtime Kapamilya Day: The ANIMversary Kick-off Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City [139]
2016 A Different Playground Teatrino, Promenade Greenhills, San Juan City [140][141]
2017 Karylle Live! U.P.–Ayala Land TechnoHub, Quezon City [142]
2018 Date Night Manila House, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City [143][144]
It's Showtime U.S.A. Pechanga Resort & Casino, Temecula, California
Thunder Valley Casino Resort, Lincoln, California 		[145]
Karylle with The Passport Holders Shangri-La Plaza, Mandaluyong City [146]

Awards and nominations

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Award-giving body Year[c] Nominee / Work Category Result Ref.
Aliw Awards 2001 Karylle Best New Artist Won [147]
2002 "Can't Live Without You" Most Promising Female Artist Won [148]
2009 West Side Story Best Stage Actress (Musical) Nominated [31][149]
2023 Carousel Best Lead Actress in a Musical Nominated [64][150]
2024 Little Shop of Horrors Won [151][78]
Anak TV Seal Awards 2023 Karylle Net Makabata Star Won [152]
2024 Makabata Star Won [153]
ASAP Pop Viewers' Choice Awards 2011 "OMG" Pop Music Video Nominated [154]
Asian Academy Creative Awards 2019 Mystified Best Visual or Special FX in TV Series or Feature Film[d] Nominated [6][7]
Asian Television Awards 2020 Best Single Drama or Telemovie[d] Won [4]
Best Original Digital Drama Series[d] Nominated
"Simula" Best Theme Song Nominated
Awit Awards 2002 "Can't Live Without You" Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist Won [82]
2003 "Kung Mawawala Ka"
(with Ogie Alcasid) 		Best Performance by a Duet Won [83]
2004 "Awit sa Ina ng Santo Rosario"
(with Bukas Palad Music Ministry) 		Best Inspirational/Religious Recording Won [84]
2006 "You Make Me Sing" Best R&B Song Nominated [87]
2011 The Kitchen Musical International Achievement Award Won [155]
2012 "OMG" Best Dance Recording Nominated [156]
2014 "Sa 'Yo na Lang Ako" Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Nominated [93]
Best Ballad Recording Nominated
"Kiss You" Best Dance Recording Nominated
2016 "Paano Ko Tuturuan ang Puso" Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Nominated [97][157]
BroadwayWorld Philippines Awards 2023 Carousel Best Performer in a Musical Nominated [65][158]
Rama, Hari Nominated [158]
Gawad Buhay Awards 2023 Carousel Female Lead Performance in a Musical Nominated [63][159]
Gawad PASADO Awards 2010 Karylle PinakaPASADOng Dangal ng Kabataan Won [160]
Golden Laurel Lyceans' Choice Media Awards 2022 It's Showtime Best Variety Show Host/s
(Shared with It's Showtime hosts.) 		Won [161][162]
Golden Nymph Awards 2012 The Kitchen Musical Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series Nominated [8]
Golden Screen TV Awards 2005 Love To Love: Sweet Exchange Outstanding Lead Actress Nominated [21]
2013 It's Showtime Outstanding Female Host in a Musical or Variety Program Nominated [163]
2014 Nominated [164][165]
2015 Nominated [166][167]
Jeepney TV Fan Favorite Awards 2022 Favorite Musical/Variety Show Host Nominated [168][169]
Metro Manila Film Festival 2004 "Pagbigyan ang Puso"
(with Jerome John Hughes) 		Best Original Theme Song Won [85]
MTV Pilipinas Music Awards 2002 "Can't Live Without You" Favorite Female Video Won [170]
Favorite New Artist in a Video Won
2006 "You Make Me Sing" Favorite Female Video Nominated
Myx Music Awards 2009 "Only Hope" by Gary Valenciano Favorite Guest Appearance in a Music Video Won [171]
2010 Time for Letting Go Favorite Female Artist Nominated
2012 Roadtrip Nominated [172]
2020 Karylle Myx Celebrity VJ of the Year
(Shared with Diana Zubiri, Iza Calzado, and Sunshine Dizon.) 		Nominated [173]
New York Festivals TV & Film Awards 2012 The Kitchen Musical Bronze Medal for Best Performance
(Shared with the cast of The Kitchen Musical.) 		Won [5]
Philippine Empowered Men and Women of the Year 2017 Karylle Outstanding Women of the Year Won [174]
PMPC Star Awards for Music 2016 A Different Playground Female Pop Artist of the Year Nominated [175]
2018 Karylle Frontrow Female Star of the Night Won [176]
PMPC Star Awards for Television 2011 Showtime Best Talent Search Program Hosts
(Shared with Showtime hosts.) 		Nominated [177][178]
2012 It's Showtime Best Reality/Game Show Host
(Shared with It's Showtime hosts.) 		Won [179][180]
2013 Best Female TV Host Nominated [181][182]
2016 Nominated [183][184]
2021 Nominated [185]
2023 Nominated [186]
Rawr Awards 2015 Trending Love Team of the Year
(Shared with Vice Ganda.) 		Nominated [187]
2016 Karylle Fan Club of the Year
(Shared with Vice Ganda.) 		Nominated [188][189]
Star Cinema Online Awards 2015 It's Showtime Favorite TV Love Team
(Shared with Vice Ganda.) 		Nominated [190]
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Ana Karylle Padilla Tatlonghari-Yuzon (born March 22, 1981), known professionally as Karylle, is a Filipino singer, actress, television host, and musical theater performer renowned for her versatility in the entertainment industry. Born in to singer-actress and dentist Dr. Modesto Tatlonghari—who passed away in August 2024—she grew up in a show business family after her parents' separation, which shaped her early exposure to the arts. Married to musician of the band since March 21, 2014, Karylle has built a career marked by mainstream success across multiple platforms, earning her recognition as a pillar of Original Pilipino Music (OPM) and Philippine media. Karylle's music career began in 2001 with her debut album Time to Shine under Universal Records, followed by releases like You Make Me Sing (2005) and collaborations featuring pop and Asian pop influences, amassing approximately 123,000 monthly listeners on as of November 2025. Her acting breakthrough came in 2005 with the role of Sang'gre Alena in the fantasy series , which she reprised in Etheria and the film , establishing her in GMA Network's primetime block. Later roles included Venus in the ABS-CBN series (2017–2018) and in the biographical film (2025). On stage, she has starred in productions like Rama, Hari (reprising Sita in 2023) and Little Shop of Horrors (2024), for which she won Best Leading Actress in a Musical at the 37th Aliw Awards. As a television host, Karylle joined ABS-CBN's noontime It's Showtime in 2009 as a co-host and has remained a mainstay, contributing to its status as a top-rated program; her work there has earned her multiple nominations for Outstanding Female Host at the . In the 2024–2025 reality series Manila Matriarchs, she showcased her entrepreneurial side alongside her entertainment pursuits. Karylle's accolades also include four Awit Awards for her music contributions and an Asian Television Award, alongside international nominations such as a Golden Nymph at the Monte-Carlo TV Festival for The Kitchen Musical (2011).

Early years

Early life

Ana Karylle Padilla Tatlonghari, known professionally as Karylle, was born on March 22, 1981, in , , to singer-actress and dentist Dr. Modesto "Rusty" Tatlonghari, who passed away in August 2024. Her parents separated when she was six years old, after which she was primarily raised by her father. Karylle has two half-sisters, Nicole and , from her mother's subsequent relationship with comedian . Despite the family changes, she grew up in an artistic household that provided early exposure to music and theater through her mother's established career in the entertainment industry. From a young age, Karylle developed interests in the , beginning formal lessons at age three under renowned instructors, including Trofeo at Ballet Repertory, and continuing her training until she was fifteen. This early involvement in laid the foundation for her later pursuits in music and theater.

Education

Karylle attended O.B. Montessori Center in Greenhills for her elementary education, graduating as class in 1994. She completed high school at , where she earned a for her volunteer work and extracurricular activities. Karylle enrolled at for college, majoring in Communications , and graduated with a degree in 2002 while making the . During her university years, she balanced her studies with initial performances, including school plays and her professional singing debut.

Acting career

2000–2004: Beginnings and early roles

Karylle made her professional debut in the entertainment industry in 2000 at the age of 16, starring as Princess Sapphire in the stage musical The Little Mermaid, a production mounted by Trumpets at the Meralco Theater. Alternating in the role with KC Concepcion, she shared the stage with a cast that included a young Christian Bautista, marking her initial foray into musical theater and showcasing her vocal and performance skills honed from years of ballet training. That same year, Karylle transitioned to television by joining GMA Network's long-running variety show as a co-host and performer, debuting in the "Side by Side" segment alongside established artists such as , Kyla, and . Her entry into generated buzz due to her lineage as the daughter of singer , who was associated with rival network ABS-CBN's ASAP, yet it provided a platform for her to perform songs and dances regularly, building her visibility in the industry. In 2003, Karylle secured her first television acting role in GMA's primetime drama Twin Hearts, portraying the characters Iris Medira and the revived Jade Villanueva in a supporting capacity opposite leads and . Originally scripted for a one-week appearance, producers extended her involvement after audience feedback highlighted her chemistry and emotional depth, allowing her to contribute to the series' exploration of family secrets and romance until its conclusion in 2004. As a newcomer during this period, Karylle faced the typical hurdles of establishing herself in a competitive field, including the demands of rehearsing for live performances while continuing her ; her strong academic foundation, where she excelled as in grade school, supported her disciplined approach to both pursuits.

2005–2009: Breakthrough with Encantadia and network shift

In 2005, Karylle achieved her breakthrough in Philippine television with her portrayal of the gentle and musically gifted Sang'gre Alena, the guardian of the Water Jewel, in the fantaserye . The series, which premiered on May 2, 2005, and ran for 160 episodes, blended Filipino mythology with epic fantasy, captivating audiences and establishing Karylle as a prominent . Her performance as Alena, a character known for her and vocal talents, resonated deeply, contributing to the show's massive viewership and cultural phenomenon status, which influenced discussions on and in Philippine media. Karylle reprised the role of Alena in the sequel Etheria: Ang Ikalimang Kaharian ng Encantadia, which aired from December 2005 to March 2006, exploring the prequel origins of the universe and further solidifying her fanbase among viewers drawn to the character's emotional depth and romantic arcs. The back-to-back series not only elevated her profile but also earned her widespread recognition for embodying Alena's essence, with fans crediting the role for inspiring themes of resilience and sisterhood that permeated pop culture, particularly within the LGBTQIA+ community and among women. During this period, she also appeared in the fantasy film (2005), a crossover with elements, and the romantic drama (2006), showcasing her versatility in both television and cinema. In late 2008, following the conclusion of her GMA commitments, Karylle transitioned to rival network ABS-CBN, marking a significant shift in her career amid personal changes. Her debut project there was the 2009 teleserye Dahil May Isang Ikaw, where she played a supporting role opposite Jericho Rosales and Kristine Hermosa in a story of family secrets and redemption, airing from August 2009 to January 2010. This move broadened her exposure to a new audience and highlighted her dramatic range. The Encantadia era also brought award nominations for the series, including Outstanding Drama Series at the 2005 PMPC Star Awards for Television, underscoring its industry impact, though Karylle's individual performances were lauded for propelling her to leading actress status.

2010–present: Hosting success and recent projects

In 2009, Karylle transitioned into a prominent hosting role on ABS-CBN's noontime It's Showtime (formerly Showtime), where she has co-hosted alongside a rotating ensemble of performers, contributing to its enduring popularity as a staple of Philippine . Her energetic presence and versatility in segments involving games, music, and audience interaction helped solidify the program's appeal, drawing millions of daily viewers and earning her recognition as a key figure in . By the mid-2010s, It's Showtime had become one of the highest-rated programs on Philippine broadcast, with Karylle's consistent involvement spanning over a decade and adapting through challenges like the show's temporary relocation amid network issues in 2020. That same year marked Karylle's international breakthrough with her lead role as Maddie Avilon in the Singapore-produced musical drama series The Kitchen Musical, a 13-episode production blending culinary themes, song, and dance that aired across 22 Asian markets on . Filmed in , the series showcased her as an ambitious navigating family and professional rivalries, earning praise for her vocal and acting range in an English-language format tailored for regional audiences. This exposure extended her reach beyond the , highlighting her adaptability in multicultural settings and paving the way for further regional opportunities. Karylle continued to balance hosting with selective acting projects, including her role as Venus in the ABS-CBN primetime series Wildflower (2017–2018), where she portrayed a key character in the finale involving family legacy and crime syndicate intrigue. Returning to the stage in 2022 as Julie Jordan in Repertory Philippines' reimagined production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carousel at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. Her portrayal of the resilient mill worker opposite Gian Magdangal's Billy Bigelow emphasized themes of love and redemption in a modernized context, marking her first major theater role post-pandemic and receiving acclaim for its emotional depth. In 2024, she starred as Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, a rock musical adaptation by Trumpets, where her performance as the optimistic yet beleaguered assistant to a sadistic dentist earned her the Best Leading Actress in a Musical award at the 37th Aliw Awards, held on December 18 at the Manila Hotel. In 2024, she starred in the reality series Manila Matriarchs, showcasing her entrepreneurial side alongside her entertainment pursuits in an eight-part exploration of Filipino women's lives in motherhood and career with co-stars Myrza Sison, Joanna Preysler-Francisco, and Trisha Bantigue-Tsao, produced for global platforms. Additionally, she portrayed Doña Aurora Aragon Quezon, the empowered First Lady and humanitarian advocate, in the historical drama Quezon, directed by Jerrold Tarog and starring Jericho Rosales as President Manuel L. Quezon, released on October 15, 2025.

Music career

Debut and early releases

Karylle entered the Original Pilipino Music (OPM) scene in 2001 with her debut studio album, Time to Shine, released under Universal Records. The album blended covers of popular tracks, such as Garrett's "I Was Lookin’ for Someone to Love" and Geneva Cruz's "Bakit Ba Ikaw," with original compositions, showcasing her versatile vocal style influenced by her theater background. The , "Can't Live Without You," an upbeat dance track, marked her initial breakthrough and earned her the Awit Award for Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist in 2002. The album achieved commercial success, earning a Gold certification from the Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI) for sales exceeding 15,000 units, establishing Karylle as a promising OPM talent amid a competitive landscape dominated by established acts. This recognition, coupled with her MTV Philippines Best New Artist award in 2002, highlighted her early impact on local charts and airplay. Her stage presence, honed through early theater roles like Miss Saigon, translated effectively to music performances, aiding her transition. In 2005, Karylle released her second studio album, You Make Me Sing, also under Universal Records, featuring tracks like the title song and "," continuing her pop sound with a mix of originals and covers. In 2003, Karylle released her follow-up project, the soundtrack for the film III: My Love, featuring the duet "Pagbigyan Ang Puso" with Jerome John Hughes, which further solidified her OPM presence through cinematic tie-ins. Transitioning from acting to music presented challenges, as Karylle had primarily focused on and ensemble singing earlier in her career; she underwent vocal training under her mother, , emphasizing rigorous practice and technique to build confidence in solo performances. "Practice is the key," Padilla often advised, helping Karylle overcome initial hesitations about going solo. In 2004, Karylle collaborated with Bukas Palad Music Ministry on the religious song "Awit sa Ina ng Santo Rosario," which won Best Inspirational/Religious Recording at the 17th Awit Awards.

Major albums and collaborations

Karylle's third studio album, Time for Letting Go, released in 2009 under , marked a commercial milestone as it was certified platinum by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI) for sales exceeding 25,000 units. The album explored themes of moving on and heartbreak, featuring cover hits like "I'll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me" and "Almost Over You," which resonated with audiences and helped establish her as a prominent voice in original Pilipino music (OPM). In 2011, she released her fourth studio album, Roadtrip, under , which earned gold certification from PARI for nearly 10,000 units sold. The album included the single "OMG," which was featured as background music in an episode of the American reality series . Building on this success, Karylle released her fifth studio album, , in 2013, which also achieved gold certification from PARI. Produced under , the self-titled project highlighted her pop versatility with tracks such as "Sa 'Yo Na Lang Ako" and "Kiss You," blending upbeat rhythms and heartfelt ballads that reflected her evolving artistry. In 2015, she issued the The Karylle Songbook, collecting highlights from her catalog. Subsequent releases include the single "MT" in October 2024. Throughout her career, Karylle has pursued impactful collaborations, including joint performances with fellow OPM artist in Christmas specials and live events. Karylle's contributions to OPM have been recognized with four Awit Awards wins, including Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist for "Can't Live Without You" from her debut album and Best Inspirational/Religious Recording for "Awit sa Ina ng Santo Rosario" with Bukas Palad Music Ministry, underscoring her influence in the genre.

Other ventures

Writing and production

Karylle has contributed to writing through her role as a and blogger, sharing insights on lifestyle, travel, and personal reflections. She wrote articles for The Philippine Star's entertainment section, including pieces on creativity and heroism such as "Little heroes, big hearts" in 2010. Additionally, she maintained blogs for Yahoo! and contributed to S Magazine, focusing on her experiences in the entertainment industry. As a songwriter, Karylle has penned original compositions for her music releases, emphasizing themes of love and self-discovery. For her 2011 album Roadtrip, she wrote several tracks, including upbeat pop songs that reflected her personal growth during travels. She has written select songs for her albums, including "Coz, I Love You" and "Hiling" on You Make Me Sing (2005). In production, Karylle co-founded Sanggre Productions, Inc. in 2019 alongside fellow actresses Iza , Sunshine , and Diana , aiming to create fantasy content rooted in their shared on-screen legacy. The company's debut project was the fantasy Mystified, which she also starred in, exploring themes of magic and friendship amid supernatural threats; it was distributed by and marked their collaborative effort to revive ethereal storytelling. Earlier, in 2007, she served as a and marketing manager for the independent drama Ligaw Liham, a period piece set in about unspoken romance through letters, where she also played the lead role opposite Dingdong . These ventures highlight her hands-on approach to developing projects that blend narrative depth with her artistic background.

Media and endorsements

Karylle expanded her presence in non-traditional media in 2024 with the launch of her K's Drama and continues as of , now in its third season, a platform where she delves into theater discussions, personal stories, and interviews with industry figures like fellow actress Gab Pangilinan on topics such as audition experiences and Broadway aspirations. The , available on and , has featured episodes on her 2024 highlights, collaborations, mindset shifts, and gratitude in 2025, marking a shift toward more intimate, audio-based content creation. That same year, she joined the morning radio program with Mo as a co-host on Magic 89.9 and continues as of 2025, airing weekdays from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. alongside Mo Twister, Sam Oh, Alex Calleja, Mara, and . The show, which began incorporating Karylle in episodes as early as May 2024, focuses on light-hearted banter, current events, and listener interactions, leveraging her established hosting skills from It's Showtime. Karylle's endorsement portfolio dates back to the mid-2000s, with significant deals starting prominently in when she became the face of local beauty brand Ever Bilena's Pink Water Body Spray, a role that highlighted her as a symbol of the passionate and confident modern Filipina. She followed this in 2010 with a campaign for Bench Body shapewear, performing at launch events to promote and fashion accessibility. Subsequent partnerships included Santé Barley health products, Belo Medical Group aesthetic services, and apparel, spanning , wellness, and sportswear categories. These endorsements have reinforced Karylle's public image as a style icon and relatable endorser, aligning with her multifaceted in while enabling income diversification through promotional work. By associating with brands that emphasize and everyday appeal, her deals have sustained her visibility and amid evolving career phases.

Business and philanthropy

Karylle has established herself as an entrepreneur through several ventures in the and food sectors, beginning with the co-founding of Centerstage Family KTV and Resto-Bar in 2008 alongside then-partner . The business, initially launched at in with an adjoining Circle Cafe, expanded to additional branches in Makati's Jupiter Street (closed in 2020) and Pasay's Mall of Asia by the early , offering karaoke and dining experiences. In 2018, she partnered with to launch Rockstar KTV by Centerstage, targeting a more upscale videoke market with locations in . These establishments have positioned her as a key player in the Philippine , focusing on social spaces. Complementing her entertainment-focused businesses, Karylle ventured into the wellness-oriented food market in 2013 by opening a Farm dessert kiosk in City, under the Fruitas Group of Companies; the outlet specializes in mango-based shakes and juices, aligning with her promotion of healthier choices. This reflects her interest in accessible, fruit-forward products that cater to health-conscious consumers. In philanthropy, Karylle has long supported child welfare organizations, notably organizing annual post-Christmas parties for orphans at White Cross Children's Home in San Juan City since the early , providing gifts, activities, and emotional support to residents. In 2025, she shared her decades-long ties to the orphanage, including serving as honorary president, during promotions for her role in . She has also served as honorary president of the orphanage, drawing from values instilled by her family to emphasize community giving. Her decade-long involvement with ChildHaus, a for children undergoing cancer treatment at , includes fundraising through events and personal advocacy, as highlighted in her 2015 TEDxManila talk on the "power of invitation" to mobilize support for vulnerable youth. Additionally, she has backed the (PAWS) by participating in fundraising efforts and promoting initiatives like Doctor Dog, which uses therapy animals to aid community healing. Following in 2013, Karylle actively contributed to disaster relief by joining benefit concerts and fundraisers, including performances on "It's Showtime" to raise awareness and funds for affected families in the region, demonstrating her commitment to immediate crisis response. Her charitable efforts underscore a focus on youth, , and emergency aid, often leveraging her platform in to amplify causes.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Karylle married , the frontman of the Filipino rock band , on March 21, 2014, in a private ceremony at the San Antonio de Padua Church in . The couple, who began dating in 2011, exchanged vows in an intimate gathering attended by close family and friends, marking the start of their enduring partnership built on mutual respect and shared creative passions. To celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary, Karylle and Yael renewed their vows on March 9, 2024, at the Church of the Gesu in , , surrounded by immediate family members including Yael's siblings. This renewal underscored their commitment, with the couple expressing gratitude for a decade of support through personal and professional challenges, while emphasizing their bond as a foundation for future endeavors. As of 2025, the pair has no children and continues to nurture their relationship through joint travels and musical pursuits, such as anniversary trips to destinations like that allow them to disconnect and recharge together. Karylle was born on March 22, 1981, in to singer-actress and dentist Dr. Modesto Tatlonghari, whose artistic and medical backgrounds shaped her early exposure to performance and discipline. Dr. Tatlonghari passed away in August 2024. Her mother's prominent career in significantly influenced Karylle's entry into the industry, providing guidance and opportunities from a young age, including vocal training and stage introductions that encouraged her musical development. Karylle maintains a close relationship with her half-sisters, Nicole and , from her mother's previous marriage to the late comedian , often sharing family milestones and offering mutual support in their respective creative paths.

Health and interests

Karylle has been an advocate for fitness and wellness since the early 2010s, incorporating into her routine as a way to build strength, improve flexibility, and foster community bonds. She practices regularly with neighbors, crediting it for milestones like mastering her first during a trip to , and views it as a joyful, low-impact activity that enhances her overall posture and mental clarity. Complementing , she maintains a diverse wellness regimen that includes , spinning, , and , with the latter specifically aimed at bolstering lung capacity to support her demanding performance schedule. Her commitment to these practices is evident in her progression from low fitness test scores to top rankings under the guidance of trainers at facilities like . A key aspect of her health journey involves managing , a condition she inherited from her mother, which she addresses through targeted sessions to prevent progression and alleviate pain. Enrolling in specialized programs at studios like Options Studio in 2015 allowed her to recover from a injury, participate in marathons—placing third in a 3km event—and overcome workout plateaus by focusing on muscular balance and alignment. These efforts have been crucial post-2015, helping her sustain an active amid flare-ups triggered by factors like heavy loads or improper , and she often pairs them with tandem exercises alongside her husband for mutual motivation. Beyond physical health, Karylle nurtures creative and culinary interests, including and experimenting with Filipino dishes to connect with her cultural roots. She has shared her attempts at traditional recipes like using pre-made mixes, describing the process as both intimidating and rewarding, and frequently participates in cooking segments that highlight home-style Philippine cuisine. Her longstanding passion for , started at age three, continues to influence her grace and body awareness, serving as a foundational hobby that brings her joy independent of professional demands. Karylle is a dedicated supporter of , serving as a for the (PAWS) to promote responsible pet ownership and combat cruelty. She grew up surrounded by dogs, having her first at age three, and actively participates in PAWS events like the annual "Scaredy Cats & Dogs" fundraiser, often featuring her own dogs to raise awareness for shelter animals affected by disasters. Through these initiatives, she emphasizes and ethical care, drawing from personal experiences with her pets to advocate for broader protections.

Filmography

Films

Karylle began her film career with supporting roles in the early , marking her entry into Philippine cinema through ensemble dramas. Her debut appearance was in Mano Po 2: My Home (2003), followed by Mano Po 3: My Love (2004), where she portrayed Judith, a young family member navigating cultural and emotional conflicts in a Chinese-Filipino household, contributing to the film's exploration of love and heritage. The movie, part of the successful anthology series, received positive recognition at the 2004 , winning Best Picture for its heartfelt storytelling. In 2005, Karylle transitioned to lead roles, showcasing her versatility across genres. She starred as Nina in the Bahay ni Lola 2, playing a teenager confronting forces in a haunted ancestral home, which highlighted her ability to convey fear and resilience. The film was a commercial success, appealing to audiences with its blend of scares and family drama. That same year, she reprised her television role as the enchanting Alena in the fantasy crossover Mulawin: The Movie, a theatrical from the Encantadia universe, where her character aids in a battle between mythical creatures and humans. The film achieved significant performance, earning approximately ₱60 million and becoming one of the top-grossing Filipino fantasies of the era, praised for its elaborate effects and ensemble cast dynamics. Karylle continued to diversify her roles in romance and drama throughout the late 2000s. In Moments of Love (2006), she played Lianne Santos, a modern woman entangled in a timeless love story spanning generations, opposite Dingdong Dantes and Iza Calzado. The film, noted for its emotional depth and reincarnation theme, was a box office hit for GMA Films, resonating with viewers through its poignant narrative and earning a Certificate of Excellence at the 2006 New York Festival Film and Video Awards. Her performance in Ligaw Liham (2007), as Karen, a woman receiving mysterious love letters that unravel her past, further demonstrated her range in romantic thrillers, with critics appreciating the film's nostalgic tone and her chemistry with co-stars. Later films expanded her portfolio into thriller and comedy genres. In (2010), Karylle portrayed Lorna, a wife haunted by visions after a family tragedy, in a suspenseful story directed by that earned acclaim for its psychological tension and her nuanced depiction of grief. The movie was well-received, holding a 5.3/10 rating on and contributing to her growing reputation in . She also appeared in the ensemble comedy (2013), playing a supporting role that added to the film's lighthearted take on and identity, which became a commercial success with ₱429 million in earnings. In 2023, Karylle starred in the comedy film Becky & Badette. Karylle's genre diversity is evident in her work spanning romance, fantasy, horror, and drama, allowing her to build a multifaceted cinematic presence. Her most recent major role is in the historical drama Quezon (2025), where she embodies Aurora Quezon, the resilient First Lady supporting her husband's efforts during World War II. Directed by Jerrold Tarog, the film has been lauded for its historical accuracy and Karylle's poised portrayal, earning a 7.6/10 on IMDb and grossing ₱50 million in its first five days of release, underscoring its cultural impact.

Television shows

Karylle began her television career with guest spots and performances on GMA Network's variety show , serving as a co-host and regular performer from 2001 to 2004, where she showcased her singing and hosting skills alongside established entertainers. This early exposure helped establish her presence in Philippine , contributing to segments that blended music, , and audience interaction over the show's long run. Her breakthrough acting role came in 2005 as Sang'gre Alena in the fantasy series . Karylle expanded into reality television hosting with Pinoy Idol Extra in 2008 on , co-hosting the behind-the-scenes companion to the singing competition. She also took on an international role as Maddie Avilon in the Singaporean musical drama The Kitchen Musical, appearing in all 13 episodes of its 2011 season, which innovated by integrating culinary challenges with Broadway-style performances across a multi-country cast. Following her network shift to , Karylle portrayed the scheming yet sympathetic antagonist Denise Mae Alferos in the primetime drama , which aired from August 2009 to January 2010 and spanned 105 episodes, earning an International Emmy nomination in the category for its compelling family saga. Since 2009, Karylle has been a mainstay host on the noontime variety program It's Showtime, now airing on as of 2024, where she participates in over 4,000 episodes through its dynamic format of live games, celebrity impersonations, and crowd-engaging segments like "Magpasikat," which emphasize creativity and spontaneity in Philippine entertainment. Her contributions include occasional spin-off specials, such as international tours and online extensions, enhancing the show's interactive appeal. Other notable television roles include Venus in the ABS-CBN series (2017–2018).

Theater

Notable stage roles

Karylle made her stage debut in 2000 as Princess Sapphire in the Trumpets production of , marking her entry into musical theater as a young performer with a focus on whimsical, fantastical roles. Her early training in from age three until fifteen provided a strong foundation in movement and expression, which she credited for enhancing her ability to embody characters with grace and precision. A breakthrough came in 2008 when she portrayed Maria in the Stages production of at , alternating with and opposite as Tony; the role highlighted her vocal prowess and emotional range in depicting a young woman's forbidden love amid urban conflict. In the , Karylle expanded into classic Broadway-inspired productions, including in the 2012 staging of Rama, Hari and the titular in the 2013 Resorts World musical, where she brought innocence and resilience to the fairy-tale lead opposite 's . She reprised the role of in Rama, Hari in 2023. Her career evolved toward more mature dramatic parts in the 2020s, exemplified by her lead role as Julie Jordan in Repertory Philippines' 2022 postmodern production of at the , opposite as Billy Bigelow; the performance explored themes of love, loss, and redemption in a New England setting. In 2023, she took on the sophisticated Baroness Elsa von Schraeder in the Manila leg of the international touring production of at Theater, infusing the character—a worldly rival for Captain von Trapp's affections—with elegance and subtle intrigue alongside the global cast. Karylle's most recent notable role was in The Sandbox Collective's 2024 mounting of Little Shop of Horrors at Maybank Performing Arts Theater, where she alternated with and portrayed the sassy, downtrodden girlfriend of Seymour Krelborn (played by and Reb Atadero); her nuanced depiction of Audrey's vulnerability and humor earned her the in a Musical at the Aliw Awards.

Productions and awards

Karylle has contributed significantly to the Philippine theater scene through her starring roles in notable productions by Repertory Philippines. In 2022, she headlined the company's revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's as Julie Jordan, opposite , which marked the troupe's return to live performances after the pandemic and ran at the . She reprised her involvement with the company in 2025 as a narrator for , a family-oriented staging paired with ' Little Red Riding Hood and accompanied by the Symphony Orchestra. Beyond local ensembles, Karylle joined the international touring cast of during its 2023 Manila run, portraying Baroness Elsa Schraeder alongside the global production team. Her theater work also includes leading the 2024 production of Little Shop of Horrors by The Sandbox Collective, where she played in a critically acclaimed run at Performing Arts Theater. In recognition of her stage performances, Karylle won Best Leading Actress in a Musical at the 37th Aliw Awards in December 2024 for her role in Little Shop of Horrors; her husband, Yael Yuzon, accepted the honor on her behalf during the ceremony at the New Frontier Theater. She has voiced a broader impact on the local theater community, stating that her participation aims to uplift emerging artists rather than solely pursuing individual goals.

Discography

Studio albums

Karylle debuted in the music industry with her first studio album, Time to Shine, released on June 5, 2001, by Universal Records. The album featured a mix of pop covers and original tracks, including hits like "Can't Live Without You" and "Calling," which helped establish her as a promising vocalist in the Philippine music scene. It earned a certification from the Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI) for sales of at least 15,000 units, marking her entry into Original Pilipino Music (OPM) with youthful, upbeat themes. Her second album, You Make Me Sing, arrived on October 20, 2005, also under Universal Records. This release showcased Karylle's growing songwriting skills with self-penned tracks such as "Coz, I Love You" and "Hiling," blending pop and adult contemporary styles while incorporating more romantic ballads. The title track became a radio favorite, reflecting themes of and inspiration, though it did not receive a PARI . The album solidified her transition toward original OPM material. In 2009, Karylle released Time for Letting Go via in , exploring introspective themes of grief and moving on through the five stages of loss. Tracks like "I'll Never Get Over You (Getting Over You)" and "Leaving Yesterday Behind" highlighted her vocal maturity in form. The achieved status from PARI for sales of at least units, and was reissued as a double disc with minus-one versions for enthusiasts. Roadtrip, her fourth studio album, was launched on May 1, , by . Fully written by Karylle, it delved into personal growth and forward momentum with a diverse of alternative pop, club tracks, and ballads, including "Found My Smile Again" and "OMG." Certified by PARI for at least 30,000 units sold, the album demonstrated her artistic versatility and commercial appeal in the OPM market. Karylle's fifth album, simply titled , came out in November 2013, under . This seven-track project experimented with various genres, from pop to R&B, featuring her PhilPop entry "Sa'yo Na Lang Ako" and emphasizing a fresh, multifaceted . It received a gold certification from PARI for at least 15,000 units sold. Her sixth studio album, A Different Playground, was released on November 9, 2015, by . Inspired by her married life, it captured a playful and sunny vibe through original songs like "Baliktanaw" and "Basically," with themes of joy, reflection, and sunflowers symbolizing positivity. Penned mostly by Karylle, the album highlighted her evolution into mature OPM balladry without a reported PARI certification, focusing instead on artistic expression. In April 2020, Karylle released The Holy Rosary: Roses for Mary via , a devotional spoken-word with musical elements and two religious songs, reflecting themes of and during the . It did not receive a PARI certification.
AlbumRelease DateLabelPARI Certification
Time to ShineJune 5, 2001Universal RecordsGold
You Make Me SingOctober 20, 2005Universal RecordsNone
Time for Letting GoFebruary 2009
RoadtripMay 1, 2011
November 2013Gold
A Different PlaygroundNovember 9, 2015None
The Holy Rosary: Roses for MaryApril 7, 2020None

Singles and compilations

Karylle has issued numerous non-album singles, often tied to film soundtracks, , or promotional collaborations, showcasing her versatility in pop, , and contemporary OPM styles. One of her prominent releases is "Sana'y Maghintay Ang Walang Hanggan," a with recorded for the 2006 film Moments of Love soundtrack, emphasizing themes of enduring love and released by GMA Records. Another key single, "Sa'Yo Na Lang Ako," entered as her composition in the 2013 Philpop songwriting competition, where it reached the top five and was later issued as a promotional track blending acoustic pop with emotional introspection. In the digital era, particularly amid the , Karylle pivoted to standalone online releases to connect with fans. Her 2020 single "Simula," a reflective about new beginnings, marked an early pandemic-era output and was featured in the series Mystified. This was followed by "Taumbayan to the Rescue" later that year, a collaborative track supporting community efforts, and "Wake Up Next To You" in 2021, a tender love song distributed via platforms like and . More recent digital singles include "Kababaihan" (2022), celebrating female empowerment, "Fine" (2022), an uplifting pop number that resonated on streaming charts, and "MT" (feat. Alvin Cornista, 2024), a collaborative track released digitally. Several of Karylle's singles have achieved notable success on Philippine music charts, such as her track "Found My Smile Again," which topped the Countdown, highlighting her appeal in the local pop scene. Her releases frequently peak within the top tiers of Hit Chart and similar platforms, driven by radio airplay and video rotations. Beyond originals, Karylle has contributed to various compilations, enhancing OPM anthology collections with her covers and features. She appears on Best of OPM Love s with tracks like "Kung Mawawala Ka," a underscoring romantic devotion, and Best of OPM Classic Love Songs featuring "Only Selfless Love." For soundtracks, her vocals grace selections in series compilations, including emotional ballads tied to primetime dramas, while broader OPM greatest hits like OPM Christmas and OPM Gold Christmas include her festive interpretations, such as holiday renditions that blend pop with traditional elements. A notable compilation is The Karylle Songbook (June 8, 2015, Universal Records), repackaging her early albums Time to Shine and You Make Me Sing. These appearances, often on labels like and PolyEast, have solidified her presence in curated OPM retrospectives.

Live performances

Concerts

Karylle's concert career highlights her versatility as a performer, often blending , and original compositions in intimate and large-scale settings. In 2015, shortly after her marriage, Karylle co-headlined the "Rock That Love" at du Arena on in alongside her husband, frontman , as part of a lineup featuring other Filipino artists like . The event drew eager fans who treated Karylle to lunches and expressed excitement for the couple's joint performance, which she described as a rewarding collaboration she hoped to expand. More recently, in September 2024, Karylle joined for a co-headlining appearance at the Circus Music Festival in the , where the duo performed fan-favorite tracks like "," earning praise for their onstage chemistry and live energy during the multi-day event. In June 2025, Karylle performed at the Turning Tides intimate concert in , , alongside the Passport Holders and special guest John Mark Saga, delivering a set that showcased her emotive vocals in a close-knit setting. On November 8, 2025, she participated in the End Polio Now Concert at in , , joining and The Dawn to support efforts through live music. These shows underscore Karylle's enduring appeal, with audiences consistently responding positively to her emotive vocals and personal connections, though specific ticket sales figures for these events remain undisclosed in public reports.

Tours and specials

Karylle has participated in international live shows as part of the It's Showtime cast, bringing the variety show's signature entertainment to Filipino communities abroad during the . In 2018, she joined fellow hosts including , , , and for the "Philippines It's Showtime!" live performance at Pechanga Resort & Casino in , where the group showcased singing, dancing, and interactive segments tailored for overseas Filipino audiences. Beyond headlining events, Karylle has made notable guest appearances at major venues and award ceremonies. She performed as a special guest at Vice Ganda's Vice Gandang Ganda Sa Sarili concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in 2015, delivering musical numbers that highlighted her and stage presence. In 2025, she co-hosted the 10th Wish Music Awards at the same venue alongside , presenting awards and participating in live musical tributes to top OPM artists. Karylle has been involved in annual holiday specials since the early 2010s, often blending festive music with charitable causes. She hosted and performed in Karylle's Magical Christmas Special on It's Showtime in 2023, featuring heartwarming musical journeys and holiday carols for family audiences. In 2017, she led a live Christmas carol show at a mall event, incorporating personal holiday traditions like cheese platters and pet-inclusive performances to spread cheer. Her holiday engagements frequently support charities; for instance, in 2017, she dedicated Christmas celebrations to cancer patients at Child Haus Foundation through special visits and performances. These efforts extend to broader charity initiatives, including fundraisers for the Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) and White Cross Children's Home, where she has organized events to aid orphaned children and animal welfare since 2010. During the COVID-19 pandemic from 2020 to 2022, Karylle adapted to virtual formats for live engagements, prioritizing safety while maintaining audience connection. In March 2020, she teamed up with her husband and for the online "Bayanihan, Musikahan" concert series, performing from separate locations in a socially distanced setup to promote unity and support relief efforts. She also delivered uplifting performances on It's Showtime, such as her rendition of "Rise Up" during the January 1, 2021, New Year's special, streamed via platforms to reach global viewers amid lockdowns. These streaming specials emphasized resilience and community, aligning with her ongoing charitable work during the crisis.

Awards and nominations

Major awards

Karylle has garnered major accolades across , television hosting, , and theater, recognizing her versatility and impact in Philippine entertainment. Her wins underscore her ability to excel in diverse fields, from chart-topping releases to captivating on and screen. In the industry, Karylle has secured four Awit Awards, the most prestigious honors for original Philippine (OPM), celebrating her contributions as a singer and performer. These include the Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist for her debut single "Can't Live Without You" from the 2002 album Time to Shine, marking her breakthrough as a promising talent in the local scene. She also won Best Performance by a Duet for "Kung Mawawala Ka" with at the 16th Awit Awards in 2003. Another notable win was the Best Inspirational/Religious Recording at the 17th Awit Awards in 2004 for "Awit sa Ina ng Santo Rosario," a collaboration with Bukas Palad Music Ministry that highlighted her vocal prowess in devotional . In 2011, she received the International Achievement Award at the Awit Awards for her work in The Kitchen Musical. These victories emphasize Karylle's role in elevating OPM through accessible pop and recordings that resonated with audiences during the mid-2000s pop revival. On television, Karylle's hosting on It's Showtime has been a cornerstone of her success, earning her the Best Reality/Game Show Host award at the 26th in 2012, shared with co-hosts , , , , Jugs Jugueta, , , and . This recognition affirmed the program's innovative blend of comedy, music, and audience engagement, solidifying It's Showtime as a staple. Additionally, the show received the Asian Academy Creative Award in 2024 as National Winner for Best General Entertainment Program, honoring its enduring popularity and creative excellence in variety programming, further validating Karylle's dynamic on-air presence. In acting, Karylle's multiple PMPC span 2006 to 2020, including three wins for Best Comedy Actress that showcase her comedic timing in television roles, contributing to her reputation as a multifaceted performer. She holds the record for the fourth most such victories in the category. In theater, Karylle's stage work culminated in the Best Leading Actress in a Musical at the 37th Aliw Awards in for her portrayal of Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors. This triumph celebrated her commanding stage presence and vocal delivery in the production at the Samsung Theater, reinforcing her status as a leading figure in Philippine musical theater.

Nominations and honors

Karylle has garnered over a dozen nominations across various award bodies, highlighting her multifaceted contributions to Philippine entertainment in acting, music, and hosting. Early in her career, her breakout role as Sang'gre Alena in the 2005 fantasy series positioned her among contenders for acting accolades. Her musical endeavors earned her recognition at the Awit Awards, including a nomination for Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist for the track "Sa 'Yo na Lang Ako" at the 27th edition in 2014, underscoring her vocal prowess during a phase focused on original song releases. In hosting, Karylle's long tenure on It's Showtime has led to consistent PMPC nominations for Outstanding Female Host in a Musical or Variety Program, with bids in 2025 alongside peers like and , reflecting her sustained impact in daytime variety television. Internationally, her portrayal of Maddie Avilon in the 2011 Singaporean series The Kitchen Musical brought accolades at prestigious festivals, including a for Outstanding in a Drama Series at the 52nd Monte-Carlo Television Festival's in 2012 and a for Best Performance at the New York Festivals International TV & Film Awards in 2012 (shared with cast). These honors marked a pivotal international phase, bridging her local stardom with global recognition. Her nominations trend across career milestones: early acting bids in fantasy dramas like (2005 phase), mid-career music-focused entries at Awit Awards during album promotions (2006–2014), and later hosting dominations at PMPC events post-2010, illustrating a progression from performer to multimedia icon. Additionally, she received the Asian Television Award in 2020 for Best Single Drama or Telemovie as producer of Mystified.

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