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Rhian Ramos renews contract with GMA Network

Rhian Ramos GMA contract signing © Aya Tantiangco Rhian Ramos GMA contract signing

Rhian Ramos on Friday reaffirmed her Kapuso status as she signed a new contract with the GMA Network. 

"Dito naman ako sa GMA nagsimula 10 years ago," Ramos told reporters, reflecting on her days as a showbiz newbie when she was 15. 

The actress felt the waves of nostalgia inside the boardroom where she first signed with the network and quipped that it felt "full circle" to be renewing her contract in the same room. 

She added, "(GMA is) pretty much my family, dito na ako lumaki." 

Chairman and CEO of GMA Network Inc. Felipe Gozon reciprocated Ramos' praise and said, "We are also very loyal to Rhian. She's a very good actress."

Ramos said that she is look to her best year yet in the network, adding, "GMA is a station that is very adventurous."

As an example, she cited her role as Jade Tanchingco in "The Rich Man's Daughter" and her earlier performance as LaLolita Padilla in "LaLola." Asked how she sees her future, Ramos said that she feels like she will be receiving her best roles in the years to come. 

Now that she's more comfortable with herself, Ramos said that she's looking forward to even better projects—preferably comedic roles, which she confessed she enjoys most.

"I really think this is a great time for me," she explained, "Mas naiintindihan ko na sarili ko. Comapred dati, mas marami na ako alam ngayon.

"I just want to be more effective, sexier...better in every way than before."

The actress admitted that she's been also very happy with her personal life, enjoying a more calm and steady relationship with her non-showbiz boyfriend. — APG, GMA News

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