GMA Public Affairs’ rom-com mini-series, My Ilonggo Girl, has taken the nation by storm, captivating audiences both on television and online. 

Since its premiere on Jan. 13, the series has consistently dominated ratings and amassed 970 million views across digital platforms. 

It remains the most-watched program on GMA Network’s YouTube channel, solidifying its place as a winning series on both on-air and digital platforms.

Starring the Star of the New Generation, Jillian Ward, My Ilonggo Girl continues to break records, fueled by her undeniable chemistry with Michael Sager. Their on-screen pairing — dubbed "MicJill" — has become one of the most popular in recent years. 

The compelling storyline, which initially showcased Jillian in a dual role as the humble Ilongga, Tata, and the glamorous actress, Venice, has deeply resonated with audiences nationwide.

Recent episodes have taken viewers on an emotional rollercoaster, unveiling shocking betrayals and unexpected twists. With Venice’s dramatic return—now portrayed by Myrtle Sarrosa—Tata’s life is thrown into chaos. One of the biggest revelations came when Margaret (Andrea Del Rosario) finally exposed the real culprit behind her late son Vincent’s stolen watch: their maid, Sharon. With the help of Julius (Geo Mhanna) and crucial evidence, Tata’s innocence is proven at last.

But just as the truth surfaces, new dangers emerge. Desperate to hide her and Venice’s failed schemes against Tata, Vivian (Teresa Loyzaga) escalates her devious plots. In a jaw-dropping turn of events, Margaret is poisoned at Nay Gwapa’s (Arlene Muhlach) canteen, setting the stage for another dramatic showdown. Tata soon finds herself at the center of yet another accusation. Nay Gwapa takes the blame to protect her daughter, leading Tata to fight for her mother’s freedom. However, Francis’ family remains unconvinced of Nay Gwapa’s innocence, setting up a fierce battle for justice.

Beyond its gripping narrative, My Ilonggo Girl has set new standards for Philippine drama, blending romance, intrigue, and cultural storytelling. The series has dominated television ratings and become a digital sensation, garnering millions of views per episode across platforms like TikTok and GMA Network’s YouTube channel. Fans can expect even more jaw-dropping revelations and intense drama as the story unfolds.

Don’t miss My Ilonggo Girl, airing Mondays through Thursdays at 9:35 p.m. on GMA Prime and 11:25 p.m. on GTV. Global audiences can also tune in via GMA Pinoy TV.