Josephine Eusebio Constantino-Asuncion, a Filipino performer of remarkable versatility, entered the world on December 4, 1988, thus commencing a storied career in the realm of entertainment that would unfold in the years to come.
As a talented actress, she has left a lasting and indelible mark on the hearts and minds of audiences everywhere, thanks to her undeniable ability to command the screen with an aura of captivating presence that is simply impossible to ignore.
With an impressive range and versatility that knows no bounds, she has consistently demonstrated her remarkable capacity to effortlessly shift gears and seamlessly transition between an astonishing array of roles, each one showcasing her remarkable talent and dedication to her craft.
Her breakthrough performances in the critically acclaimed films Shift (2013) and Write About Love (2019) have not only solidified her reputation as a talented and sought-after artist, but have also earned her a reputation as a master of her craft, with audiences and critics alike clamoring for more of her exceptional work.
Constantino-Asuncion's remarkable proficiency has garnered her a plethora of esteemed recognitions, with the most notable being the highly coveted Best Supporting Actress award at the 45th Metro Manila Festival, a testament to her extraordinary aptitude and remarkable abilities as a thespian, which she showcased with distinction in her captivating performance in the critically acclaimed film Write About Love.
