Wilbert Ross, inamin ang malaking epekto ng 'It’s Showtime' sa pagkatao niya
- Wilbert Ross reflected on the impact of “It’s Showtime” on his personality and career
- During his interview on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,” he said the noontime program helped him become more confident and comfortable expressing himself
- The singer-actor also credited the experience for his growth in comedy
- He described his various creative pursuits as different forms of artistic expression
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Wilbert Ross credited “It’s Showtime” for helping shape his personality and career in showbiz, saying the program played a major role in bringing him out of his shell.

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During his interview on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda” on Tuesday, August 11, Boy Abunda highlighted Wilbert’s longstanding gratitude toward “It’s Showtime.” The host noted that Wilbert had always expressed appreciation for the program, prompting him to reflect on how his experience on the show influenced his growth as an artist.
Wilbert said much of who he has become in the entertainment industry came from his time on “It’s Showtime,” particularly when it came to comedy. He explained that the experience helped him overcome his introverted and shy nature and gave him the confidence to express his artistic side.

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“Sobra, Tito Boy. Lagi kong sinasabi na 'yung buong pagkatao ko ngayon sa showbiz, nanggaling sa Showtime. As in, lalo na 'yung comedy, Tito Boy, kasi ang dami kong comedy ngayon na projects. Kung hindi ako dumaan sa Showtime, andoon ako as an introvert person na mahiyain. Hindi ko kayang ilabas 'yung arts ko. At grabe, like na-mold talaga 'yung buong pagkatao ko sa Showtime, Tito Boy.”
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Boy then pointed out Wilbert’s versatility as an artist, noting that he has explored various creative pursuits, including writing music, performing, acting, comics, and basketball.
Wilbert explained that these different activities are all part of his artistic expression.
“Yes, Tito Boy. Part po siya ng art ko, eh.”
Through his reflection, Wilbert underscored the significant influence “It’s Showtime” had on his development, particularly in helping him gain confidence and explore different forms of artistry.
Watch the full interview below:
Wilbert Ross initially broke into showbiz through singing competitions like “Tawag ng Tanghalan.” His popularity skyrocketed across the country upon joining the all-male dance crew Hashtags on “It's Showtime.” Since his breakout, the versatile performer has expanded into songwriting, releasing original tracks, and securing acting roles to build a dedicated fanbase.
Bea Binene sent a heartfelt video message to Wilbert in celebration of his 10th showbiz anniversary. The message was featured during the August 11 episode of “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,” where Bea wished Wilbert continued success and more blessings in his future endeavors while expressing how proud she is of him. During the interview, Boy Abunda and Wilbert also discussed Bea’s fitness journey, with Wilbert sharing that they sometimes work out together at the gym.
Wilbert also addressed questions about his relationship with Bea, describing her as his partner in various aspects of his life, including their shared business. He revealed that they have a series and an upcoming movie together while continuing to support each other’s respective endeavors. Wilbert added that they often spend time together because they also share responsibilities in managing their business.
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