Kylie Padilla is happy with the support from fans of Sang’gre
Kapuso actress Kylie Padilla talked about the support that the Kapuso fantasy series Encantadia Chronicles: Sang’gre has been receiving from fans.
Kylie has done several TV series for her home network. One of the most prominent projects she did was portraying the role of Amihan in the remake of Encantadia.
Many fans were rooting for her, but her stint in the series was cut short because she got pregnant with her estranged husband, actor Aljur Abrenica.
As the story continues, fans of the Kapuso fantasy series are excited about the next chapters that will unfold.
Based on the article in GMA Entertainment, last week, viewers were able to see a glimpse of Devas, which is the heaven in the series, with much-anticipated characters like Ybarro/Ybrahim (Ruru Madrid), Cassandra (Michelle Dee), Lira (Mikee Quintos), Mira (Kate Valdez), Aquil (Rocco Nacino), and Gaiea (Cassy Lavarias).
Many fans were also happy to see Hara Amihan, Kylie Padilla’s character in the series. The series has been receiving warm support from the viewers as it continues to win the ratings game.
Based on the television ratings from the data garnered by the Nationwide Urban TV Audience Measurement (NUTAM) People Ratings or market research firm Nielsen Philippines, Encantadia Chronicles: Sang’gre received high ratings.
In a recent interview, Kylie expressed gratitude for the warm support that the series has been receiving.
“Nakakataba siya ng puso syempre because alam na natin ano nangyari sa akin the past season pero medyo parang nakakataba ng puso na it’s been how many years, nine years, and still inaabangan si Amihan,” the actress said.
She reiterated how thankful she is for the viewers of the Kapuso series. “So thank you so much guys. Ramdam ko ang pagmamahal ninyo. Maraming salamat.”
Aside from Encantadia, Kylie Padilla is also one of the lead stars of the afternoon drama My Father’s Wife. The series also features Kazel Kinouchi and Gabby Concepcion. It is airing from Monday to Saturday at 2:30 p.m.