4 New Kapuso Stars

It's final and it's confirmed that there will be four new celebrities who will join the growing family of Kapuso in GMA 7. And take note, they're not just celebrities, they are high-profile talents from ABS-CBN
These stars includes

Comedian Bayani Agbayani turns Kapuso. He signed a two year contract with GMA. Bayani was formerly a Kapuso Star before wayback to 90's where in he is working as a production crew in the shows Katok Mga Misis and Salo-Salo Together.
But this time, he will go back to GMA as a hig profile comedian. According to the news, he will be included in the cast of "Todo Bigay" together with Mommy Dionisia and Manny Pacquiao. He will be one of the casting memer of one of the upcoiming GMA show entitled "First Luv"

Another ABS-CBN high profile celebrity turn Kapuso is no other than Ms Susan Roces. She signed a contract with GMA for its upcoming Chistmas-serye which will be aired in primetime slot. The Christmaserye is entitled "Sana Ngayong Pasko", that will run for five weeks on GMA Telebabad.

Another actor turned Kapuso is Christopher De Leon. Boyet will be a part of the casting member of Sana Ngayong Pasko together with Ms. Susan Roces.

Another ABS-CBN talent who became a Kapuso Star is Claudine Barreto. who became a talk of the town.laudine Barretto has ended her 17-year stay with ABS-CBN when she signed a two-year contract with rival network GMA-7 yesterday afternoon.

Hearsays about Claudine Barretto's career move with GMA-7 are finally laid to rest when ABS-CBN's A-list actress, with her parents, met with Kapuso top executives Atty. Felipe Gozon (CEO and President), Jimmy Duavit (COO and Vice President), Annette Gozon Abrogar (GMA Films President), and Wilma Galvante (SVP for Entertainment TV).

Despite the abrupt decision, Barretto is enthused by the prospect of her project line-ups and the possibilty of working with husband Raymart Santiago.

In a report from Pep.ph, Barretto related to Lhar Santiago how a movie collaboration between Viva Films and GMA Films, where she stars, paved the way to what she considers as her second big career move this year since her two-year picture contract with Viva Films last October.