We all know that chasing our dreams takes hard work, but sometimes it’s nice to have a little extra boost on our side. Whether it’s a specific object, a family member, or even a mindset, lucky charms come in all shapes and forms. So we turned to our favorite Kapamilya stars and asked: Do you have a lucky charm?
“What Lies Beneath” stars Jameson Blake and Marlo Mortel don't rely on a specific object for luck. Instead, they turn into good source of positivity. Jameson draws strength from his family, while Marlo, who runs an online accessories shop, wears pieces from his own collection to attract good energy, especially during challenging times.
The cast of “Roja” also shared what keeps them grounded. Gello Marquez says his rings bring him luck as he feels powerless without them. Meanwhile, Kobie Brown keeps a necklace that reminds him of his grandmother. As for Kai Montinola and Maika Rivera, their faith matters most. Maika makes sure to pray consistently. Kai, who doesn’t believe in luck, turns to prayer as her guiding force.
On the other hand, our talented “ASAP” artists also revealed what they believe brings them luck. For Ken San Jose, it’s his mom, who he considers his greatest source of guidance and advice. Vocal powerhouse Jed Madela doesn’t rely on any object, but on his mindset when performing, “Being prepared. ‘Yun ang pinaka maaasahan ko lagi.”
Kyla proudly shared that her family is her source of good fortune, especially her son and husband. Soul Diva Jona had the same pick, adding that her rescued dogs and cats, whom she cares for in a private animal sanctuary she built, also give her a sense of blessing.
Belle Mariano says her family is her greatest source of luck. Meanwhile, “Your Face Sounds Familiar” celebrity performer Marielle Montellano of believes her birthmark under her right eye brings her fortune. OPM hitmaker Maki shared that ever since starting his music career, he’s never been without his plushies, which give him comfort and a sense of security whenever he’s on stage.
The hosts of “It’s Showtime” also shared their lucky charms. MC Muah considers his comedy partner, Lassy Marquez, as his source of good fortune, saying that Lassy himself is lucky. For Lassy, it’s a ring passed down from his father that he treasures the most. Meanwhile, Cianne Dominguez finds her sense of luck in her beloved dogs, who give her light and comfort.
“Pinoy Big Brother” alums also opened up about what they believe brings them luck. For “PBB Collab 2.0’s” Reich Alim, it’s her necklace and ring, while Eliza Borromeo finds meaning in the infinity sign. Marco Masa considers his brother his greatest source of fortune. “PBB Collab’s” Esnyr leans on faith and prayers, and River Joseph always keeps his rosary close to remind him that God is always by his side. Meanwhile, “PBB Gen 11” alumnus JM Ibarra treasures his nametag from his stay in Bahay ni Kuya.
The stars of iWant’s newest original movie “The Last Resort,” KarJon, Karina Bautista and Aljon Mendoza, candidly shared what their lucky charms are. Aljon doesn’t rely on anything specific, but he always keeps a dog keychain in his bag to remind him of his old pet. Carrying it makes him feel as though his beloved dog is still with him. Meanwhile, Karina treasures a piglet stuffed toy that has been with her since birth. She continues to bring it to tapings, saying it eases her worries and gives her comfort in life.
Lastly, the stars of the 2025 Metro Manila Film Festival entry “UnMarry” revealed their good source of fortune. Eugene Domingo didn’t hesitate, declaring herself the very embodiment of luck. Meanwhile, now that they are parents, Angelica Panganiban and Zanjoe Marudo shared that their children are their greatest source of blessings.
These “lucky charms” may not fully guarantee success, but they reflect the values and stories of those who keep them close.