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television series directed by Carlo Po Artillaga and Myla Ajero-Gaite, starring

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in the title role. The series premiered on ABS-CBN's ''PrimeTanghali'' noontime block and worldwide on The Filipino Channel on November 28, 2016 to April 28, 2017, replacing ''

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'' and was replaced by '' Ikaw Lang ang Iibigin''. This series was streaming online on YouTube.

Plot

The story begins with Dey ( Alessandra De Rossi) and Lala ( Yam Concepcion), who promised each other that they will face all the obstacles in life and be bestfriends forever. They started being friends since they were young. They had a shoe business, got married, and later on became mothers. They both named their children "Princess". A big challenge will ruin their friendship when Ian ( Patrick Garcia), Lala's husband, stole Lala and Dey's shares on the company to pay his loans. This becomes more challenging when Dey was hospitalized because of cardiac arrest, so Joey ( Jason Abalos), Dey's husband, needs money for Dey's operation and has no choice but to ask Dey's shares from Lala. However, Lala can't provide anything since the money was stolen by Ian, which led to Dey's death. This soon led to Joey's hatred towards Lala. Ian left the country to stay away from Lala after stealing the money. Meanwhile, Joey, together with Lolo Pogi ( Boboy Garovillo), Jun-Jun ( Jairus Aquino), and baby Esang (

), moved on and started a new life without Dey. Years after, Esang (

) and Princess (

) grew up; Esang, Dey and Joey's child, grew up with a loving and caring family even if they are not rich; Princess, Lala and Ian's child, grew up in a wealthy family that has no time for each other. Esang and Princess became schoolmates. They started as enemies but ended up as bestfriends when Esang took care of Princess' dog, Pencil, but Esang named it "Yoyo".

Cast and characters

Main cast

Supporting cast

Extended cast

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as Teresa Principe * Jean Saburit as Valerie * Kitkat as Gigi * Ron Morales as Bong *

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as Wilma * Vivo Ouano as Mark * Frenchie Dy as Shirley * Gerard Acao as Benjie * Ryan Rems as Jawo * Angelo Ilagan as Jordan * Paulo Angeles as Ivan * Barbie Imperial as Jenny *

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as Luis * Nhikzy Calma as Paeng * Jef Gaitan as Monique * Igi Boy Flores as Obet * John Bermudo as Toyo * Rhett Romero as Ricky * Freddie Webb as Mario * Irra Cenina as Teacher Brian

Special participation

* Trisha Redd Yosa as young Dey * Faye Alhambra as young Lala * Symon de Lena as young Jun-Jun/Batas * CX Navarro as preteen Jun-Jun/Batas * Elia Ilano as young Heart * Cheska Iñigo as Margaret * Bugoy Cariño as young Keith * Ashley Sarmiento as young Issa

Episodes

Reception

References

External links

* {{IMDb title, 6287670 ABS-CBN drama series Philippine romantic comedy television series 2010s children's television series 2016 Philippine television series debuts 2017 Philippine television series endings Filipino-language television shows Television shows filmed in the Philippines Television shows filmed in Hong Kong