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Jerald Napoles and Kim Molina Tie the Knot in Bohol — Aga Muhlach, Alden Richards, Ai-Ai Among Star-Studded Guest List

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Mar 3, 2026 — 1 min read

Photo: PEP.ph / Paparazzzzzi PH

Two of Philippine comedy's biggest names are officially married. Kim Molina and Jerald Napoles exchanged vows on Sunday, March 1, at the scenic Amorita Resort in Panglao, Bohol, with the sea as their backdrop and a who's who of Philippine showbiz filling the seats.

The 34-year-old bride stunned in a Mak Tumang gown featuring a thigh-high slit, crystal heels, and long beaded fringe sleeves with strands extending past her elbows. Jerald matched her elegance in a sharply tailored white dinner jacket by Ryan Ablaza Uson of RAU, paired with black lapels, trousers, and a bow tie.

The star power in the guest list was off the charts. Ninongs included Viva Chairman Vic del Rosario Jr., Aga Muhlach, Kim Atienza, Robert Seña, and Butch Jimenez. On the ninang side: Ai-Ai delas Alas, Charlene Gonzalez, and Isay Alvarez. Alden Richards stood dashing with Jerald's groomsmen, their connection tracing back to Lip Sync Battle Philippines in 2020.

The couple's relationship spans over a decade, and their journey from comedy partners to life partners has been one of showbiz's most beloved love stories. Laughter reportedly came naturally throughout the ceremony — fitting for two people who've built their careers making audiences smile.

The Bohol wedding was intimate yet grand, proving you can have both heart and spectacle when two comedians decide to say 'I do.'

Source: PEP.ph

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