Nio Tria, son of veteran actress Cherry Pie Picache, learned one important thing while shooting his second TV project, “Saying Goodbye.”
Adrian Lindayag is grateful to Cherry Pie Picache for giving him valuable acting tips during their taping for “Marry Me, Marry You.”
Vina Morales was not comfortable during her first lock-in taping specifically because the experience gave her worries about her daughter.
As a seasoned performer, Cherry Pie Picache knows that one of the secrets to longevity in show business is to love one’s craft.
Playing Paula, a single and wacky mom in “Marry Me, Marry You,” is like a whiff of fresh air for new Kapamilya actress Sunshine Dizon.
Cherry Pie Picache remembered how she survived her battle with COVID-19 and pneumonia. For her, “it was a difficult three weeks.”
Even after 25 years as an actress, Cherry Pie Picache continues to be inspired by the generosity of Rio Locsin during Christmastime.
Teleserye and movie actress Cherry Pie Picache breaks away from her stereotypical contravida roles to play a conflicted physician coming to grips with the HIV-AIDS epidemic in Peta’s (Philippine Educational
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