Jed Madela shows massive toy collection and stunning house in Karen Davila vlog

• Jed Madela gave viewers a peek inside his home in Karen Davila’s latest vlog, where he showcased his multi-million peso pop-art toy collection
• The singer revealed he collects PopMart characters like Space Molly, Labubu, Skull Panda, Dimu, and Herono, with some pieces reaching rare, higher resale prices
• The WCOPA champ also opened up about how collecting became therapeutic for him, especially after dealing with anxiety and panic attacks in the past
• The performer shared future plans too, including the idea of putting up a toy cafe and continuing his own art toy creations

Jed Madela recently welcomed Karen Davila into his home for a house tour that quickly turned into a deep dive into his colorful, pop-art toy world.

The episode was released on Karen Davila’s YouTube channel.

Early in the tour, the singer introduced Karen to the PopMart universe, explaining that he started collecting even before the pandemic.

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He showed off characters like Space Molly and Labubu, plus other well-known lines such as Skull Panda, Dimu, and Herono. At one point, Karen even joked that the house felt like a “toy museum,” thanks to the way the figures filled entire shelves and walls.

The collector also shared practical details that would interest fellow hobbyists. He said regular Space Molly pieces can cost around ₱12,000 to ₱14,000, but rare ones can go up to around ₱30,000 depending on demand and availability.

He also talked about blind boxes, where buyers don’t know which figure they’ll get. According to Jed, some blind box items sell for around ₱600 to ₱700, but “secret” or “chase” pieces can become harder to find.

One standout part was his sheer volume of collectibles. He said he has over 100 Space Molly pieces.

He also showed a rising obsession with Herono, describing the character as a quiet, lonely kid he relates to. Some of his more premium items, including larger collector pieces, were described as investments since their value can increase over time, though he stressed he has no plans to sell his collection.

The tour didn’t stop with PopMart. Upstairs, Jed revealed another major collection: Smart Dolls. He said he owns around 154 of them, and explained how the dolls are used for styling and photography because of their detailed clothing, hair options, and poseable bodies. He mentioned a regular Smart Doll can cost around ₱20,000, while discontinued or rare dolls can climb much higher.

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In between the toy talk, the singer also shared personal stories. He opened up about experiencing anxiety and panic attacks, and admitted he used to bottle things up while dealing with pressure in the industry.

Watch Jed's interview below:

Previously, Jed Madela recently performed for Filipino fans in Paris during TFC’s “Paskong Pinoy sa Paris” event. The singer missed the Aliw Awards ceremony where he was named a Lifetime Achievement awardee. He expressed sadness over Zsa Zsa Padilla not being allowed to deliver a thank-you speech. Despite the controversy, Madela said he will keep and treasure his Lifetime Achievement award.

The Lifetime Achievement Award moment of Zsa Zsa Padilla became a hot topic after the singer-actress expressed how shaken she felt by the incident. In her statement, she explained why the experience deeply affected her. The article also detailed the public reaction and support she received.

Following the controversy, the Aliw Awards president issued an official statement addressing the situation. The foundation explained its side and apologized to those affected. The article highlighted how the issue sparked discussions about respect and recognition in award-giving bodies.

Source: KAMI.com.gh