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Bianca Charlotte King-Wintle (born on March 18, 1986) is a talented actress from the Philippines. She was born in Germany and has Filipino and Canadian roots. Bianca is well-known for her roles in popular TV shows. These include playing Noemi Manansala in the drama Sinner or Saint (2011). She also played Aviona in the fantasy series Mulawin (2004). Her first main role was as Luna in Luna Blanca (2012), where she played a character with dark skin.

Bianca King also starred in the afternoon drama Maghihintay Pa Rin on GMA Network. She acted alongside Rafael Rosell and Dion Ignacio in this show.

She attended San Beda College Alabang for her grade school and high school education. Later, she studied AB Digital Filmmaking at De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde. Besides acting, Bianca is also a music video director.

Some of Bianca's biggest acting roles were in Sinner or Saint in 2011 and Broken Vow in 2012. In 2014, she moved to TV5. There, she starred in the drama Obsession and the comedy show Mac and Chiz. She also hosted TV5’s Showbiz Konek na Konek. In 2017, she returned to TV on ABS-CBN's Pusong Ligaw. This was her first show with ABS-CBN after changing networks.

About Bianca King

Her Early Life and Career Start

Bianca King was born in Germany. Her mother is Filipino, and her father is Canadian. She started her career when she was 13 years old. At first, she worked as a model for print ads and TV commercials. She appeared in ads for different products like deodorant, drinks, and hotdogs.

Bianca's Acting Journey

2004–2014: Mulawin and Other Roles

In 2004, Bianca was first cast in the TV show Click. She played Marnie, a kind-hearted character. After Click, Bianca joined the fantasy series Mulawin. In Mulawin, she played Aviona, a female warrior. Aviona was secretly in love with the main character, Mulawin. This role was a big step for her career. She felt it allowed her to truly show her acting skills.

In 2005, Bianca also tried hosting a TV show called 3R. She also appeared in the youth show Love to Love. Bianca also acted in movies. She was in the independent film Birhen ng Manaoag and the movie Hari ng Sablay. In December 2005, she had two films in the 2005 Metro Manila Film Festival. She played Aviona again in Mulawin: The Movie. She also appeared in Mano Po 4: Ako Legal Wife and I Will Always Love You.

In 2006, Bianca became an endorser for the clothing brand Herbench. She was also part of the Bench Fever: Underwear Fashion Show 2006. She had a small role in the movie Oh My Ghost! and was in the fantasy series Atlantika. She continued to appear in Love 2 Love in different stories.

In 2007, Bianca was part of the popular TV show MariMar. She played Natalia Montenegro. After MariMar, she joined the show Sine Novela: My Only Love. Bianca also starred in the fantasy show Dyesebel in 2008.

2009–2014: Main Roles and Directing

In early 2009, Bianca was cast in the Philippine version of Zorro. She also appeared in the SRO Cinemaserye series, in a story called Ganti. For the 2009 Metro Manila Film Festival, Bianca was in the movie Wapakman.

The year 2009 was special because Bianca King directed her first music video. It was for the band Hale's song "Bahay Kubo". GMA Network also asked Bianca to direct Frencheska Farr's song, "Today I'll See The Sun". Both music videos directed by Bianca became popular.

In 2010, Bianca was cast in The Last Prince. She played Bawana, a character who loved Prinsipe Almiro. In 2013, she starred in her last project with GMA Network, Maghihintay Pa Rin.

Moving to TV5 (2014–2016): New TV Home

After 13 years with GMA, Bianca signed a contract with TV5. She started getting main roles in shows like Obsession and Mac and Chiz. She also began her hosting career on Showbiz Konek na Konek. She stayed with TV5 until 2016.

Transferring to ABS-CBN (2016–2019): New Roles

After two years with TV5, Bianca moved to ABS-CBN. Her first big project there was Pusong Ligaw. She also became a performer on ASAP. From 2018 to 2019, she played Aliyah Torres in the popular show Halik.

Filmography

Film

Television

Awards and Recognition

Awards and Nominations