Wilma Doesnt, may pahiwatig sa umano’y relasyon nina Kim Chiu at Paulo Avelino: “Sila na”
- Wilma Doesnt, one of the cast in the upcoming romantic-comedy film, “My Love Will Make You Disappear,” which top-bills Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino, had a revelation in an interview
- During the interview with MJ Felipe, she suddenly said that the two stars were already “sila na”
- The actress also talked about her role in the movie and also discussed what she thinks of the two stars
- She gave glowing praises for the two stars as regards their personalities on and off the camera
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During a set visit for Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino's upcoming romantic-comedy film, “My Love Will Make You Disappear,” ABS-CBN News had the opportunity to interview one of their co-stars, Wilma Doesnt.
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Wilma plays Aling Nilda, a lively online seller married to Bruno (Nico Antonio).
As neighbors to the characters portrayed by Kim and Paulo, Nilda, according to Wilma, provides both comedic relief and contributes meaningfully to the narrative.
Wilma expressed immediate enthusiasm when offered the role.
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“Yes, right away, confirmed,” she said. She recounted her surprise at the story conference, questioning her presence among a cast she initially perceived as younger.
However, the lighthearted atmosphere quickly convinced her to fully embrace the project.
The film boasts a diverse cast, including Karina Bautista, Migs Almendras, Lovely Abello, Benj Manalo, Martin Escudero, and Bernard Palanca, alongside Wilma, Antonio, Kim, and Paulo.
During the interview with MJ Felipe, Wilma hinted at a romantic relationship between Kim and Paulo.
“Sila na!” she whispered. When pressed for more details, Doesnt simply replied, “Sa edad ko ba namang ito, maloloko nyo kong kabataan? Hindi na!”
She elaborated, saying that body language and the way they look at each other are telltale signs, adding with a touch of wistfulness, “Body language, hindi mo na kailangang magsalita. Titignan mo lang 'yung mga tinginan, ganun. Ay sana all.”
The actress also shared her experience working with the lead actors. She jokingly admitted to initially assuming Paulo Avelino was aloof.
“Una nga akala ko si Paulo suplado, kasi di ba 'yung unang dating niya, in-assume ko kilala niya ako, sikat ako eh,” she joked.
“Unang araw kita ko sa kanya, akala ko suplado. Tapos naisip ko ah kasi unang araw baka kinakapa,” Wilma added.
However, Wilma's perception changed after a couple of shooting days.
She described him as being much more relaxed and even shared a humorous anecdote about kissing him on the cheek due to his pleasant scent, apologizing playfully to Kim afterward.
“After ng dalawang shooting days, mas okay na siya. Tapos kiniss ko siya, kasi ang bango niya. Ay sorry, Kim!” she quipped.
In the case of Kim, Wilma had only positive things to say, describing her as fun to work with and energetic.
“Masaya siyang katrabaho. Loka-loka rin siya. Parang nakita ko 'yung kabataan ko sa kanya. Masaya, magaan,” Wilma said.
She emphasized Kim's genuine personality, stating that she wouldn't hesitate to call out any negative behavior if it existed.
“In fairness, kilala mo ako. Magsasalita ako! Dedma sa promo, isuspluk ko talaga 'yan kung masama ugali ni ate. Pero in fairness sa kanya, pati kay Paulo,” Wilma concluded.
The film has completed shooting, and the team is actively promoting its upcoming release.
Kim Chiu is a Filipina-Chinese actress and television host. She broke through in showbiz after becoming a winner in Pinoy Big Brother. She was born on April 19, 1990, in Cebu City to Chinese businessman William Chiu and Louella Yap. Kim is also known as the 'Chinita Princess' and was once hailed as the 'Princess of Philippine Movies and TV.'
Kim happily shared her return to romantic comedy after nearly a decade, alongside Paulo in the film “My Love Will Make You Disappear.” She plays the role of a government employee who is NBSB (No Boyfriend Since Birth), while Paulo will be her leading man. Kim expressed her joy in making another rom-com and described the film as a “breath of fresh air” that will surely bring “kilig” (romantic excitement) to viewers. This film, directed by Chad Vidanes and written by Prime Cruz under Star Cinema, will be shown in cinemas starting March 26, 2025.
Last Valentine’s Day, Kim was delighted by Paulo’s surprise, receiving a bouquet of flowers from him. Paulo used Kim's real first name, Kimberly, which pleased the actress, and she shared it on social media. Many fans were thrilled by the sweet interaction between the two and gave positive reactions on social media. Kim and Paulo will reunite in the film “My Love Will Disappear,” which will be released on March 26.
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