Jerald Napoles, nagbahagi ng crying video ni Kim Molina; nakakaantig ang dahilan ng pag-iyak niya

Published 15 Jul 2026 at 6:50 PM

by Triz Pereña

3 min read

Jerald Napoles shared a video of Kim Molina becoming emotional as she thanked viewers for supporting Wonderful Nightmare, which reached the No. 1 spot on Netflix Philippines
Kim revealed that filming the movie was especially difficult because she lost her grandfather during production and later mourned the loss of their first pet dog with Jerald
She said those personal hardships made the film's success even more meaningful
The actress expressed her gratitude for the overwhelming support the romantic comedy has received from audiences

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Kim Molina turned emotional after Wonderful Nightmare secured the No. 1 spot on Netflix Philippines, saying the milestone meant far more to her because of the personal struggles she went through while filming the romantic comedy.

Jerald Napoles, nagbahagi ng crying video ni Kim Molina; nakakaantig ang dahilan ng pag-iyak niya (Photo: @iamjnapoles)
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Her husband, Jerald Napoles, posted on TikTok a candid video of Kim crying as she thanked viewers for supporting the movie. The clip quickly circulated online, with many touched by the actress' heartfelt reaction to the film's success.

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Jerald also accompanied the video with a caption describing Kim's emotional appreciation for everyone who watched and embraced the movie.

"Sa mga humahagulgol ngayon sa 'Wonderful Nightmare'... Si @Kim Molina na emotional sa pag-appreciate n'yo."

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While speaking in the video, Kim recalled that Wonderful Nightmare became one of the hardest projects she had ever worked on—not because of the production itself, but because of the painful events happening in her personal life during filming.

"Ang hirap i-shoot nito."

Kim shared that her beloved grandfather passed away while the movie was being filmed. Around the same time, she and Jerald also lost their first pet dog, making the entire production an emotionally challenging experience for both of them.

Looking back, Kim said the overwhelming support the film has received has given those difficult moments a deeper meaning. She expressed that the audience's warm reception has made all the pain and sacrifices she experienced throughout the production feel worthwhile.

Since its release, Wonderful Nightmare has continued to perform well on Netflix Philippines, eventually climbing to the top of the platform's rankings. For Kim, the film's success stands not only as a career milestone but also as a deeply personal victory that came after enduring one of the most emotionally difficult chapters of her life.

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Kim Molina and Jerald Napoles are widely known as one of the most beloved duos in Philippine entertainment. Often referred to as “#KimJe,” the couple first gained major recognition through their performances in the hit musical Rak of Aegis. Their strong chemistry, both onstage and off, helped them build a loyal fanbase. Beyond theater, they have also appeared in films and television projects under Viva Artists Agency, while maintaining an active online presence where fans enjoy their humor and authenticity. After getting married in 2026, they continue to inspire many by balancing their careers and relationship.

Previously, Kim shared a humorous Instagram post featuring a fun behind-the-scenes trivia about her 2026 romantic comedy Wonderful Nightmare. She revealed that the film was shot while she was actively losing weight in the months leading up to her wedding, resulting in noticeable changes to her appearance throughout production. Kim jokingly apologized to the movie's director of photography (DOP), saying her changing look likely made it difficult to maintain visual continuity. She also playfully encouraged fans and viewers streaming the film to see if they could spot the differences themselves.