Arianne Bautista
Filipina actress and television presenter
Arianne Angeli Bautista (born September 1, 1993) is a Filipino commercial model, actress, and former host of GMA Network. She is currently a freelance artist since 2019.
Early life
Arianne Bautista was born and raised in Quezon City. She studied in La Consolacion College Caloocan during her grade school and high school years. She graduated Bachelor of Science in Tourism from the University of Santo Tomas in 2010. She started as a commercial model while she was still in her senior years but then eventually started to enter showbiz in 2013. Her first TV appearance was in ABS-CBN's show Juan dela Cruz where she played a Secretary role. She signed a contract under GMA Artist Center the following year. For her first stint, she was chosen to be the best friend of the antagonist, Wynwyn Marquez, in Kambal Sirena in 2014. Bautista was later signed as one among the guest hosts of Wowowin, joining Rhian Ramos, Denise Barbacena, Gabbi Garcia and Ashley Ortega and show host Willie Revillame.
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