Ella V, dating Viva Hot Babes member, may anim nang caregiving centers sa Amerika

Ella V, dating Viva Hot Babes member, may anim nang caregiving centers sa Amerika

  • Ella V shared her journey from Viva Hot Babes member to businesswoman in the United States
  • She revealed that she began her career in caregiving from the ground up before establishing her own agency
  • Her family-owned business has expanded to six caregiving centers, with plans to open another
  • Ella continues to support her former group, including helping sponsor expenses for their upcoming reunion concert

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Former Viva Hot Babes member Ella V has built a new career in the United States, where she now runs a family-owned caregiving business with six centers and plans to expand further.

Ella V, dating Viva Hot Babes member, may anim nang caregiving centers sa Amerika
Photo: Screengrab from Oh My Gan! (ABS-CBN News)
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During her appearance on the “Oh My Gan!” vodcast, Ella opened up about her transition from the Philippine entertainment industry to entrepreneurship abroad. She discussed the challenges she faced while starting over, the importance of perseverance, and her continuing connection with her former group.

Before becoming a performer, Ella worked at Viva as a receptionist before serving as an assistant to Viva Video City executive Teddy Del Rosario. Although she initially hesitated when she was offered the opportunity to audition, she eventually joined the Viva Hot Babes.

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Her career took a different direction when she moved to the United States, where she had to learn a new profession and adjust to an unfamiliar environment.

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“I started very rock bottom. I started being a caregiver,” Ella recalled, becoming emotional as she talked about her early experiences in the industry.

She studied caregiving and learned the business through her husband's family as she worked toward establishing her own agency. She also made an effort to improve her English and understand American culture, describing these experiences as difficult but necessary steps toward building a new life.

Reflecting on her journey, Ella shared a message about persistence and personal growth.

“It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish,” she said.

Ella eventually established a caregiving business with her husband, who also works in the medical field. The company has since grown to six caregiving centers, and the couple hopes to expand to seven.

Beyond running the business, Ella stressed the importance of appreciating caregivers and the support they provide to people with special needs and their families. She encouraged those working in the profession to remain hopeful about their future.

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“I always tell them na it’s never too late to dream,” she said.

Ella also credited her faith and supportive husband for helping her navigate the challenges of building a life overseas. Her achievements have allowed her to help her family, friends, and community.

Despite living far from the Philippines, she has maintained a close relationship with her fellow Viva Hot Babes members. She considers them family and continues to support their activities.

Ella revealed that she is among the sponsors of the group's upcoming reunion concert, helping cover expenses for their stylist, clothing, and makeup artist.

For her, the reunion celebrates a friendship that developed before social media became a major force in entertainment.

“We were organic,” she said.

She also praised her fellow members for their character, emphasizing that their value goes beyond their public image.

As she reunites with the group, Ella's story reflects a journey that extends beyond her former showbiz career. Her experience in caregiving has opened a new chapter in her life while allowing her to maintain the friendships and connections she formed years ago.

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Ella V (born Ella Villanueva) rose to fame as a member of the second batch of the popular early 2000s Philippine all-female group, the Viva Hot Babes. After transitioning away from the local entertainment industry, she relocated to the United States where she built a successful career as an entrepreneur, establishing caregiving centers and her own skincare line and beauty bar.

In another report, Jennifer Lee opened up about the painful loss of her father and unborn son in February. The former Viva Hot Babe shared that spending time with her fellow group members helps ease her grief and gives her moments of happiness amid the difficult period. The Viva Hot Babes also described their upcoming reunion concert as a chance to strengthen their friendship and reaffirm their bond. The members highlighted the importance of love, mutual support, and listening to one another, especially when facing personal struggles.

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Meanwhile, Sheree Bautista recalled a disturbing incident during a live performance when an intoxicated fan humiliated her in front of a crowd. In an interview on Your Honor, the Viva Hot Babe shared that she offered the visibly drunk man a glass of water before attempting to sing for him onstage. Instead of drinking it, the man spat the water onto her face. Despite the disrespectful act, Sheree remained professional and continued until she finished her performance.

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