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Who is Kathryn Bernardo
Kathryn Bernardo Net Worth In the dynamic world of showbiz, where talent, perseverance, and a dash of charisma play crucial roles, Kathryn Bernardo has emerged as a true luminary. The Philippines’ sweetheart, born on March 26, 1996, in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, has not only captured the hearts of millions but has also amassed a staggering net worth that reflects her multifaceted success.
Endorsements and Ventures:
Beyond her acting career, Kathryn has become a sought-after celebrity endorser. Her charm and relatability have made her the face of numerous brands, further contributing to her burgeoning net worth. From beauty products to fashion lines, Kathryn’s influence extends beyond the entertainment industry.
Entrepreneurial Spirit:
In addition to her success in the world of endorsements, Kathryn has ventured into entrepreneurship. The actress co-owns the popular nail salon chain KathNails by KCMB, showcasing her business acumen and determination to diversify her income streams.
What Is Kathryn Bernardo’s Net Worth?
Kathryn Bernardo is a Filipino actress and singer who has a net worth of $14 million.
Kathryn Bernardo is best known for being the most commercially successful Filipino film actress of the 2010s, with her movies grossing more than ₱3.8 billion at the box office. She is also one of the highest-earning Filipino celebrities in the world, with average income in recent years in the range of $3-5 million.
Kathryn began acting as a child, and she has played Young Anna / Victoria on “Magkaribal” (2010), Mara on “Mara Clara” (2010–2011), Ella Dimalanta on “Growing Up” (2011–2012), Mikay Maghirang on “Princess and I” (2012–2013), Chichay Tampipi on “Got to Believe” (2013–2014), Ynamorata Macaspac and Maria Amor de Jesus on “Pangako sa’yo” (2015–2016), Malia on “La luna sangre” (2017–2018), and Alisson “Ali” Fajardo on “2 Good 2 Be True” (2022). Bernardo has also appeared in films such as “Pagpag: Siyam na Buhay” (2013), “She’s Dating the Gangster” (2014), “Crazy Beautiful You” (2015), “Barcelona: A Love Untold” (2016), “The Hows of Us” (2018), “Three Words to Forever” (2018), “Hello, Love, Goodbye” (2019), and “A Very Good Girl” (2023). She released the album “Kathryn” in 2014, and it was certified Platinum in the Philippines. “People Asia” dubbed Bernardo the “Box Office Queen of her generation” because she is the only Filipino actress who has starred in two films that brought in than ₱800 million each at the box office. “EdukCircle” included her on its “Most Influential Celebrities of the Decade” list in 2020. Kathryn appeared in numerous projects with Daniel Padilla, who she dated from 2012 to 2023.
Early Life
Kathryn Bernardo was born Kathryn Chandria Manuel Bernardo on March 26, 1996, in Cabanatuan, Philippines. She is the daughter of Teodore and Luzviminda Bernardo, and she has two older sisters, Kaye and Chrysler. Kathryn was raised in the Nontrinitarian Christian church Iglesia ni Cristo. Bernardo studied at Flowerlane Montessori Children’s House and OB Montessori Center, and in 2011, she began participating in the Angelicum College homeschooling program. After graduation, she enrolled at Enderun Colleges in pursuit of a marketing degree, but she paused her studies due to scheduling conflicts with “Got to Believe,” which aired from 2013 to 2014.
Career
Early Beginnings:
Kathryn Bernardo’s journey to stardom began at a young age. She made her acting debut in the industry with a minor role in the popular Filipino TV series “It Might Be You” at the tender age of seven. However, it was her breakthrough role as Mara in the hit TV series “Mara Clara” in 2010 that truly propelled her into the spotlight.
Television Triumphs:
Following the success of “Mara Clara,” Kathryn continued to dominate the small screen with a string of successful television projects. Her versatility as an actress became evident as she effortlessly transitioned from one role to another, showcasing her acting prowess in dramas, romantic comedies, and fantasy series.
Big Screen Triumphs:
While conquering the television landscape, Kathryn also made a significant impact on the Philippine film industry. Her filmography boasts a diverse range of genres, including romantic comedies, dramas, and even horror. Collaborating with her real-life partner Daniel Padilla, the “KathNiel” tandem became a box office phenomenon, with movies like “She’s Dating the Gangster” and “The Hows of Us” breaking records and capturing the hearts of audiences nationwide.
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Awards and Nominations
Bernardo has received six FAMAS Award nominations, winning the German Moreno Youth Achievement Award in 2011. Her other nominations were for Best Actress for “Pagpag: Nine Lives” (2014), “She’s Dating the Gangster” (2015), “Crazy Beautiful You” (2016), “Barcelona: A Love Untold” (2017), and “Hello, Love, Goodbye” (2020). “Hello, Love, Goodbye” also earned her a VP Choice Award for Movie Actress of The Year and nominations from the FAP Luna Awards and Gawad Urian Awards. Kathryn has won five Star Awards for Movies: the Movie Love Team of the Year for “Crazy Beautiful You” (shared with Daniel Padilla, 2016), “Barcelona: A Love Untold” (shared with Padilla, 2017), “The Hows of Us” (shared with Padilla, 2019), and “Hello, Love, Goodbye” (shared with Alden Richards, 2021) and Movie Actress of the Year for “The Hows of Us.” She also won an Entertainment Editors’ Choice Award for Best Actress for “The Hows of Us,” and she earned a Best Actress nomination for “Pagpag: Nine Lives” at the 2013 Metro Manila Film Festival.
Bernardo won GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Awards for Most Promising Female Star of the Year and Most Promising Loveteam of the Year (shared with Padilla) for “Sisterakas” in 2013, Princess of Philippine Movies for “Pagpag: Siyam na Buhay” in 2014, Teen Queen of Philippine Movies and Television for “She’s Dating the Gangster” in 2015, Princess of Philippine Movies for “Crazy Beautiful You” in 2016, Box-Office Queen for “Barcelona: A Love Untold” in 2017, Princess of Philippine Movies for “Can’t Help Falling in Love With You” in 2018, and Phenomenal Star of Philippine Cinema and the Golden Jury Award for Highest Grossing Film of All Time for “The Hows of Us” in 2019.
