Tintin Bersola says that actresses Glydel Mercado and Sylvia Sanchez, and broadcaster Catherine de Castro, are just some of her company's clients. For inquiries, contact Precious Memories at 776-3152-53 or visit its website.

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The large picture frame that Tintin is showing to her daughter Antonia (top photo) contains the little girl's Baby Dior shoes, a baptismal gift from Vice-President Noli de Castro and his wife, Arlene, who were ninong and ninang at Tintin's wedding to newscaster Julius Babao. In 2007, a dark rumor spread that Julius and Tintin's daughter had died. The parents simply dismissed the rumor, and as this photo shows, Antonia is as healthy and active as any two-year-old can be.

(YES! January 2008 issue)

Tintin and Julius got married on December 8, 2003. The Rene Salud gown Tintin wore on her wedding day is now stored in this imported acid-free preservation box.

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Tintin Bersola and Julius Babao also own the ice-cream kiosk Mamang Iskoopero at Market! Market!, in Taguig. "Nag-isip lang ako ng cart business," Tintin says. "Mahilig naman ako so ice cream, so we pursued it." The name Iskoopero, by the way, is a play on their jobs as broadcasters. "Di ba, 'yong newscaster, mahilig sa scoop? Kaya Iskoopero."

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Iskoopero ice cream is homemade and comes in a variety of flavors. There's a "Tintin and Julius Special" on the menu.

(YES! January 2008 issue)