In a TikTok post shared by a user named “Allyza Cantor,” she asked Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards a favor. As it appeared, the woman was about to take a licensure exam and wanted to have a source of “good luck” before taking it. So, she asked Kathryn and Alden to sharpen the pencils that she would be using on the examination day. And as it turned out, the power of ‘KathDen’ was indeed a good source of luck because she passed the Civil Engineers Licensure Examination and is now a Civil Engineer
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In a TikTok video shared by user “Allyza Cantor,” she made a unique request to Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards.
She was preparing for her licensure exam and wanted a special source of “good luck” to boost her confidence.
Allyza asked Kathryn and Alden to sharpen the pencils she planned to use on the exam day.
Surprisingly, the charm of ‘KathDen’ seemed to work, as Allyza passed the Civil Engineers Licensure Examination and is now a licensed Civil Engineer.
Watch the cute video below:
Kathryn Bernardo is among the most popular and acclaimed Filipina film and television actresses. She is considered one of the most successful celebrities because of her blockbuster movies.
Kathryn starred in one of the highest-grossing Filipino films of all time, “Hello, Love, Goodbye“ with Alden Richards.
In a previous report by KAMI, Kathryn Bernardo’s candid reaction after seeing the First Day Gross (FDG ) of their movie ‘Hello, Love, Again’ went viral. In a video, her mommy, Min Bernardo, woke her up and seemed to have shown the amount from her phone.
Mommy Min then shared the good news on her Instagram account, announcing that HLA’s FDG was a whopping P85M. “Thank you sa pagsuporta at pagmamahal na binigay ninyo.…85M on its first day,” she wrote.
Additionally, ‘Hello, Love, Again,’ according to reports, has already reached P520M earnings in Philippine cinemas as of November 18. It also made it to the Top 10 current movies in the US, ranking 8th, and earning $2.4M in its opening weekend.
In an interview, ‘KathDen’ has also announced that part of the earnings of their movie will be given to typhoon victims. Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards were headed abroad to meet their loyal fans who supported their movie.
