‘Femme fatale’ Kim Chiu elated by Korean media outlet feature
Kim Chiu gets featured on Korea media outlet Dispatch. Image: Instagram/@chinitaprincess
Kim Chiu could not hide her excitement after she discovered that her hosting gig in the ABS-CBN survival show “Dream Maker” was featured in the Korean media outlet Dispatch Korea.
Chiu was described as a “femme fatale with many charms” by Korean entertainment reporter Lee Ho-jun in an article for Dispatch Korea, which was published on Tuesday, Feb. 14. According to the report, she was praised for her “doll-like visuals” which was showcased in her many outfits during the show’s finale that was broadcasted on Feb. 12.
Among the buzzwords used to describe the actress-host were “class of a goddess,” “overwhelming charisma”, “elegant atmosphere”, and “smiling angel”, among many others.
Following the report, the “It’s Showtime” host was overjoyed following Dispatch’s report, as seen on her personal Instagram account on the same day.
“Woke up to this!!!! [emojis] KINIKILIG AKO!!!!! [emojis] Hala @koreadispatch news realness!!! [emoji] OMG!!!! Im shaking!!! Medyo OA but yun talaga naramdaman ko being a kpop fan,” she said. “I’m still on my #DreamMakerTheDreamFinale high I haven’t posted anything yet [because] di pa ako maka move on sa lahat ng nangyari, sa isip ko paano nangyari yun? [Three-hour] show? It went by so fast.”
(Woke up to this! I’m so kilig. Dispatch Korea realness. Oh my gosh, I’m shaking. It sounds a little overacting, but it is what I feel as a K-pop fan myself. I’m still on my “Dream Maker The Dream Finale” high which is why I haven’t posted anything yet because I haven’t moved on from what happened. In my mind, how did it happen? A three-hour show? It went by so fast.)
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The “Pinoy Big Brother” alum also thanked the staff of “Dream Maker” for giving her the privilege to be part of the show as a host.
“My heart is bursting with gratitude and overflowing joy and truly grateful sa lahat ng bumubuo ng @dreammakerofc [emojis] di ko alam paano ko kayo mapapasalamatan ang lahat ng bumubuo dream maker fam. Salamat sa tiwala na binigay nyo sa akin. Nung una di rin ako makapaniwala na paano ko magagawa to? Ang unang sinabi ko pa, paano to? bakit ako,” she said.
(My heart is bursting with gratitude and overflowing joy. I’m truly grateful to those who were part of “Dream Maker”, I don’t know how to thank each and everyone who are part of the family. Thank you for the trust that you have given to me. At first, I couldn’t believe that this opportunity was given to me because I didn’t know how I was able to pull this off? I even mentioned, “How was I chosen? Why me?)
The “It’s Showtime” host also revealed that she felt like a winner following the Dispatch feature.
“Para na din akong nanalo [emoji] marami pa akong gustong sabihin, but for now savor ko muna tong #DispatchKR news [emoji] hay!!!! Salamat Po PAPA GOD for all the guidance! [emojis] As Padre Pio says, ‘Pray, Hope and Don’t worry.” [emoji] @dreammakerofc,” she added.
(It feels like I’ve won. I actually still have a lot to say, but for now, I will savor this feature by Dispatch Korea. Thank you for the guidance, God. As Padre Pio says, “Pray, hope and don’t worry.”)
Chiu’s real-life boyfriend and actor Xian Lim, host Bianca Gonzalez, and “It’s Showtime” co-host Vhong Navarro congratulated the actress on her recent milestone.
Image: Screengrab from Instagram/@chinitaprincess
The actress was recently named as the Best Female TV Host by 35th Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC) Star Awards for Television for her work in the noontime variety show “It’s Showtime”.
Apart from hosting, Chiu is best known for her roles in teleseryes “My Girl”, “My Binondo Girl”, “Love Thy Woman”, “Sana Maulit Muli”, and “Ikaw Lamang”, as well as the films “Bakit Di Ka Crush ng Crush Mo” and “Bride for Rent”. EDV
