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Phytos Ramirez
Filipino actor and model
In this Philippine name, the middle designate or maternal family name is Tuddao and the surname or paternal family name is Kyriacou.
Phytos Ramirez | |
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| Born | Neofytos Tuddao Kyriacou () July 18, (age&#;29) Athens, Greece |
| Other&#;names | Phytos Kyriacou |
| Occupations |
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| Years&#;active | –present |
| Agents | |
| Known&#;for | Encantadia |
| Height | 6&#;ft 0&#;in (&#;cm) |
| Partner | Cherry Lou (–present) |
| Children | 3 |
Neofytos Tuddao Kyriacou (Greek: Νεόφυτος Κυριάκου; born July 18, ), professionally known by his stage name Phytos Ramirez,[1] is a Filipino actor, model, host, and entrepreneur.
He is known for his involvement in the Encantadia franchise, where he appeared in both and iterations.
Personal life and career
Ramirez was born in Athens, Greece, to a Greek father and a Filipino mother.
He immigrated to the Philippines at a juvenile age and grew up in San Mateo, Rizal. He started for modeling in television advertisements and made his acting debut via the late Eddie Garcia-directed film Abakada Ina in [2]
He first appeared on television via ABS-CBN's drama series Hiram in [1] Ramirez guested on GMA Network's fantasy series Encantadia as the young version of Highlight Herras' character Anthony.[3]
Ramirez took a temporary hiatus from showbiz to focus on his studies and later returned on via Basahang Ginto.[2] The same year, He signed a contract with Luminary Magic and appeared in some of ABS-CBN's dramas, including the remakes of their classics Mara Clara andMula sa Puso.
Ramirez marked his comeback on GMA Network in via Paraiso Ko'y Ikaw.[2]
On December 8, , he opened a food stall business called Zorpas Greek Food, located in Marikina.[4]
After his stint in the original series, Ramirez returned to the Encantadia franchise on February 27, , where he portrayed the grown up Paopao in the remake.[3]
Ramirez started hosting in Unang Hirit and appeared in more of GMA's programs including Contessa, Madrasta, and GTV's The Lost Recipe, which was previously aired on GMA News TV.
After years of existence a Roman Catholic, he converted and became a born-again Christian on November 23, [5] In September , Ramirez revealed his relationship with singer-actress Cherry Lou[6] Despite Lou's marriage to thespian Michael Agassi, Ramirez and Lou welcomed their first child together in [7]
Filmography
Television
Movies
Awards and nominations
| Award ceremony | Year | Category | Nominee(s)/work(s) | Result | Ref. |
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| RAWR Awards | Beshie Ng Taon | "Madrasta" | Nominated | [8] |