Ria Atayde | |
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Born | Maria Sophia Campo Atayde March 23, 1992 Mandaluyong, Philippines |
Education | Saint Pedro Poveda College De La Salle University, (Communication Arts) |
Occupation(s) | Actress, singer |
Years active | 2015–present |
Agent(s) | Star Magic (2015–present) [1] APT Entertainment (2020–2021) |
Spouse | |
Parent(s) | Art Atayde Sylvia Sanchez |
Relatives |
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Maria Sophia Campo Atayde-Marudo (born March 23, 1992), known professionally as Ria Atayde, is a Filipino actress. She is the daughter of veteran actress Sylvia Sanchez and businessman Art Atayde. Her professional career began with the drama series Ningning and variety show It's Showtime .
Atayde was born and raised in the Philippines. She is the daughter of Sylvia Sanchez, a veteran actress, and Half Spanish Art Atayde, a businessman. She has three siblings: Arjo, Gela, and Xavi. She is an alumna of Saint Pedro Poveda College and De La Salle University, where she took up Communication Arts for bachelors and graduated from in June 2014.
Her career began in 2015 when she starred in ABS-CBN's Ningning (2015–16). The series was aired on the Prime Tanghali noontime show slot. [2] [3] Atayde played a minor role in this series as Teacher Hope, Ningning's teacher. [4] She starred opposite of Jana Cassandra Agoncillo, Beauty Gonzalez and her mother, Sylvia Sanchez. The series aired its final episode on January 15, 2016, and concluded with a total of 125 episodes. [5]
After her successful portrayal in Ningning, Atayde joined It's Showtime and became part of the cast during its Lenten Special week. Atayde was in the series during an episode entitled "The Wedding" and played the role of "Sheila". Shortly after, she was cast in the long running drama anthology series Maalaala Mo Kaya (2016) for the episode entitled "Puno ng Mangga". She received the award for Best Female New TV Personality for this role. Atayde then starred in an episode of Ipaglaban Mo! (2016). She then went to Wansapanataym (2016) to star in the miniseries Holly and Mau, after playing several roles of heavy drama.
After a short break, Atayde was cast in the popular fantasy television series My Dear Heart (2017), opposite Nayomi "Heart" Ramos, Coney Reyes, Zanjoe Marudo and Bela Padilla. The series received a great response and garnered 31.0% on its 2nd episode nationwide according to Kantar Media ratings. Portraying the role of Gia Divinagracia, this is Atayde's most recent dramatic return to teleseryes. [6] [7] [8] The series premiered on January 23, 2017 on ABS-CBN's Primetime Bida evening block.
In 2020, she became one of the hosts of Chika, Besh! along with fellow actresses, Pauleen Luna and comedienne Pokwang, aired on TV5 through a blocktime agreement, but is still under contract with Star Magic.
Year | Title | Role | Film production |
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2017 | Can We Still Be Friends? | Cindy | Star Cinema |
2018 | The Girl in the Orange Dress | Kakai | |
The Hows of Us | Awee | ||
2021 | Love or Money | Agnes |
Atayde and actor Zanjoe Marudo officially confirmed their engagement on February 20, 2024, in a joint Instagram post. [11] On March 23, 2024, the couple were married in a civil ceremony in Quezon City officiated by Mayor Joy Belmonte. [12]
Atayde announced her pregnancy. "Motherhood. Our baby and I are both so lucky to have you," Marudo stated in an Instagram post on Father's Day. [13]
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