Paulo Avelino, sinita mga taong diumano’y nag-aabang, kumukuha ng vid sa harap ng kanyang bahay
- Paulo Avelino publicly identified individuals who have been recording videos of his private residence for several consecutive days
- The actor used social media to demand "fairness" by sharing photos of the unidentified people, emphasizing a need for personal boundaries
- Fans expressed deep concern for Paulo's safety, drawing comparisons to the themes of obsession found in his acclaimed film "Fan Girl"
- Despite the intrusion, Paulo continues to dominate the industry following his success in the mystery series "The Alibi" with Kim Chiu
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In a firm stand for personal security, acclaimed actor Paulo Avelino has voiced his frustrations regarding a recent breach of his privacy.

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On February 12, 2026, the actor revealed that unidentified individuals had been monitoring and recording the perimeter of his private residence for several days, prompting him to call out the intrusive behavior on social media.
Paulo took to the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to share a photograph of two individuals positioned outside his home.
The image depicts the figures wearing face masks and standing near a police vehicle, though it remains unclear if the car was unrelated to the individuals or part of a security detail.
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The actor’s caption was direct and carried a tone of "fair play." He noted that since these individuals had spent considerable time documenting his private life without consent, he felt it was only appropriate to share their likenesses with the public.
"Since ilang araw niyo rin naman na kinukunan ng picture and video yung labas ng bahay namin, okay lang naman din siguro na i-post yung picture niyo para patas lang," Paulo wrote in his X post.
The incident has sparked a wider conversation about the boundaries between public figures and their followers.
Many fans were quick to express their alarm, citing the actor’s right to a "safe space" away from the cameras.
Some netizens even drew chilling parallels to Paulo’s 2020 award-winning film, Fan Girl, which explores the dangerous extremes of celebrity obsession.
The identities of those involved have not been disclosed, and it is currently unknown whether the individuals are overzealous fans or part of a more organized group.

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However, the online community has largely rallied behind Paulo, with many calling for stricter "fan etiquette" and respect for the domestic lives of entertainers.
Despite the domestic disturbance, Paulo remains a central figure in the Philippine entertainment landscape.
He recently concluded his role as Vincent Cabrera in the mystery-suspense series The Alibi, where he starred alongside his frequent collaborator, Kim Chiu.
Having recently solidified his partnership with Star Magic, Paulo is currently preparing for a new lead role in a highly anticipated, though still confidential, series.
This recent brush with privacy invasion serves as a stark reminder of the complexities of fame as he continues to balance a high-profile career with his need for personal peace.
Paulo Avelino is a multi-award-winning Filipino actor and executive producer celebrated for his seamless transition from independent cinema to mainstream success. By 2026, he has reached a career zenith through his collaboration with Kim Chiu, a partnership known as "KimPau." Their string of hits, including the record-breaking My Love Will Make You Disappear and the suspense drama The Alibi, has cemented his status as a premier dramatic and romantic lead.

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During the 2026 Sinulog Festival in Cebu, Paulo went viral for politely but firmly declining an invitation to visit a digital gaming booth. While on a festival float, the actor explicitly stated, "I don't like gambl1ng," while making a defensive "X" gesture with his arms to a booth host. Fans widely praised the actor for prioritizing his personal values over commercial interests, even as his co-star, Kim Chiu, remains a prominent figure for the gaming app. Netizens lauded Avelino’s clarity and conviction, noting that it is rare for a celebrity to vocalize such a strong stance against betting activities during a major public event.
Previously, he utilized social media to share a powerful black-and-white statement demanding strict accountability for those involved in national corruption cases. While unable to attend the recent anti-corruption demonstration at Luneta Park in person, the actor issued a public apology while affirming his full support for the movement. In his widely shared post, Paulo emphasized that true progress for the country can only begin when those guilty of misusing public funds are held legally responsible.
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