Bianca Umali preps for her upcoming debut despite of her primetime series


Leila Marie P. Rodriguez

Regardless of her busy schedule, Bianca Umali still finds time to be hands-on in her upcoming formal debut this March 17.
Photo: Nice Print Photography

The Kambal Karibal star is now halfway through the preparations, making sure that every detail will have her personal touch.

Umali said that she was both excited and overwhelmed because of the people showing their love and support towards her. She added that, “Wala akong any wish; it’s a thank you kay Lord sa kung anong meron ako.”
[I do not have any wish; it’s a thank you for the Lord with what I have.]

The 18-year-old actress described the once in a lifetime debut celebration to be fun, edgy, and eccentric.

On her recent pre-debut pictorial, Bianca was also very careful in choosing her make-up, outfit, and even the background that she will be using.


Bianca Umali in a black corset top, holding a rose with her hair in a bun
Photo: Nice Print Photography

Bianca shared that she practices really hard for her production numbers.

According to the debutante, it was fun preparing for her debut especially when things turned out the way she envisioned it.

Since the young actress became legally 18, it was her personal goal to travel alone in other countries like Japan and Greece. "Greece talaga [ang] dream ko," she said. [Greece is really my dream]

Biance had just turned 18 last March 2 where was surprised by her co-workers and artists on the set of her series "Kambal Karibal" and spent the weekend on a vacation with her family.

Here is the link of Bianca Umali's pre-debut video shoot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mt5hlo2A2u0&app=desktop

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