🥤Blockbuster Lane for Free Taho during the Kapamilya Run yesterday! A huge thank you to everyone who dropped by and enjoyed our free taho. What started as a simple treat became a truly memorable experience for many participants. This successful project was made possible by the dedication and teamwork of Retrivers Official. 💙 Thank you for your support, and we look forward to serving you again in future events! #RiverJoseph

Retrivers, ipon na ulit HAHAHAHAHA

from one of the most genuine friendships in PBB, to now the newest pairing in “stuck on you” 🥹 who would've thought? congratulations mga tol. #RiverJoseph

Jusko finally may project na si river na hinde siya itetegs sa story. O baka naman gawin nyo pang multo si River dito ha matampal ko na kayo chareng. Infernes!! Lakas maka Piolo at Juday ng tandem na ito. 🤣🤣🤣😂😂 Go xyriel. So undisputed best actress of her generation. NO ONE ELSE COMES CLOSE…

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.

Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph have been tapped to headline the romantic comedy film “Stuck On You,” director Mikko Baldoza’s official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. The casting reveal introduces a fresh and promising screen pairing, with Manabat taking on the role of Sheryl Bunga, an unwittingly comical manicurista whose biggest motivation in life is her love for her family. Opposite her is River Joseph as Max De Dios, the man widely regarded as the most handsome man in the Philippines—a title that comes with a secret that could change everything. Baldoza expressed excitement over the chemistry between his lead stars, saying the casting felt like a perfect fit for the story he wanted to tell. “I’m really excited for this project. Na-excite ako kasi sobrang cute ni Xy at River. Nakakakilig sila. Bumagay ang roles sa kanila talaga,” the filmmaker said. Known for her versatility as both a child star and dramatic actress, Manabat continues to expand her range with the lighthearted role of Sheryl. Meanwhile, Joseph takes on what could be one of his biggest film projects to date as the mysterious yet charming Max. While plot details remain under wraps, “Stuck On You” promises a blend of romance, comedy, and heart, anchored by two young stars whose on-screen chemistry has already drawn praise from their director. The film is one of the official entries to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026, the annual festival that champions original Filipino stories and emerging filmmakers. With production now underway, audiences can look forward to seeing whether the unlikely connection between a lovable manicurista and the country’s most desirable man will become one of next year’s most memorable big-screen romances.