ABS-CBN Studios debuts its first vertical drama, “The Chambermaid’s Daughter,” top-billed by Alexa Ilacad and Gelo Rivera, following an overlooked chambermaid whose life changes after a Korean guest hires her as his private translator, sparking an unexpected romance, on iWant starting April 30 (Thursday).
“The Chambermaid’s Daughter” marks ABS-CBN Studios’ move into microdrama, told through short, easy-to-watch episodes designed for quick viewing, as it joins iWant’s growing lineup of vertical dramas.
The series also introduces the on-screen pairing of Alexa and Gelo, whose kilig chemistry leads the story’s central romance, marking their first project together as a new tandem.
The vertical drama series follows hotel room attendant Hannah Montano, played by Alexa Ilacad, who is often overlooked at work despite her dedication, until she is chosen by Korean executive Daniel Jeon, played by Gelo Rivera, to be his private Tagalog translator.
What begins as a simple side job soon leads to a life-changing turn, pulling Hannah (Alexa) into a world far beyond what she has known. Hannah (Alexa) develops a growing connection with Daniel (Gelo) as she adjusts to her new environment, with both navigating personal histories and expectations tied to their roles as a housekeeper and a business executive.
Catch the premiere of “The Chambermaid’s Daughter” and see how one unexpected romance changes everything this April 30 (Thursday) on iWant, with the first five episodes available for free on the iWant app, ABS-CBN Facebook, and iWant YouTube channel.
Episodes 6 to 30 will be available exclusively on iWant through subscription plans, starting at P35 per month in the Philippines and USD 12.99 per month in the United States.
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