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Former child star Serena Dalrymple returns to the Philippines this April

Serena Dalrymple hinted at her next project in the Philippines
by Nikko Tuazon
Published Feb 26, 2018 | Updated Feb 25, 2018
Former child star Serena Dalrymple is set to return to the Philippines this April. Now based in New York, she has been busy travelling the world and participating in charity programs via a non-government organization in the US called Many Hopes Foundation.

Former child star Serena Dalrymple is coming back to the Philippines.

The 27-year-old former Ang TV star announced her homecoming this April on her Instagram account last Saturday, February 24.

Serena uploaded a throwback post of her classic fast food commercial, which could very well hint at the main reason behind her comeback.

Serena wrote, "Philippines this April!! Can’t wait!!! My first meal? Hmmmmm... Chickenjoy? ???????? #21yearsago #chickenjoygirl"

A post shared by Serena Dalrymple (@sdalrymple) on

Serena starred in several movies in the '90s including Haba-baba-doo, puti-puti-poo; 'Tong Tatlong Tatay kong Pakitong-kitong; Tik Tak Toys My Kolokotoys; Bata, bata.. Paano Ka Ginawa?; and Wansapantaym The Movie.

Her last movie was Ang Tanging Ina Mo (Last na 'To!) with Ai-Ai delas Alas in 2010.

Since then, Serena took a hiatus from her showbiz career and finished her studies.

She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from the De La Salle-College of St. Benilde in 2011.

In 2014, Serena finished her post-graduate studies in International Business from Hult International Business School in London.

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Now based in New York, Serena has been busy travelling the world and participating in charity programs via a non-government organization in the US called Many Hopes Foundation.

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Former child star Serena Dalrymple is set to return to the Philippines this April. Now based in New York, she has been busy travelling the world and participating in charity programs via a non-government organization in the US called Many Hopes Foundation.
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