Ai Ai delas Alas
Ai Ai delas Alas is one of the most iconic and influential comedians in Philippine entertainment history. Dubbed the “Comedy Queen”, she is celebrated for her unmatched comedic timing, expressive performances, and ability to balance humor with heartfelt emotion.
She rose to mainstream fame in the late 1990s and early 2000s through blockbuster comedy films and hit television shows, becoming a staple of Filipino pop culture. Beyond comedy, Ai Ai has also proven her dramatic depth in films, stage productions, and teleseryes, earning respect as a versatile and enduring performer.
With a career spanning over three decades, Ai Ai remains a powerful presence in film, television, and live entertainment, continuing to connect with audiences across generations.
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Notable Works
Film:
- Ang Tanging Ina film series
- My Big Love
- Momzillas
- Area
- Tanging Ina Mo
- Sisterakas
- Our Mighty Yaya
Television:
- Ang Tanging Ina (TV series)
- Haplos
- Sunday PinaSaya
- Raffy Tulfo in Action (guest roles, dramatizations)
- Daig Kayo ng Lola Ko (guest roles)
Stage & Hosting:
- The Love of the Condor Heroes (theater)
- Eat Bulaga! (former host)
- Various concerts, stage comedies, and live shows
Achievements
- FAMAS Best Actress winner
- Multiple MMFF Best Actress awards
- PMPC Star Awards for Television and Movies
- Recognized as the Comedy Queen of Philippine Cinema
- One of the highest-grossing actresses in MMFF history
Life and Public Image
- Known for her resilience, authenticity, and openness about life struggles
- A strong advocate for self-worth, perseverance, and positivity
- Actively engages with fans through social media and live performances
- Continues to headline comedy projects and appear in high-profile productions
Fun Facts
- Originally trained as a theater actress before film stardom
- Known for blending slapstick comedy with emotional storytelling
- Has portrayed iconic mother roles that shaped Filipino comedy cinema
- Her Ang Tanging Ina character remains one of the most recognizable roles in Philippine film history