Bob Jbeili

Jbeili first gained public attention in 2012 as a contestant in the Mr. Pogi segment of Eat Bulaga!. In 2015, he joined The Funny One, a comedy competition segment of It’s Showtime. He has since appeared in several films produced by Viva Films, including The Write Moment (2017), Ang Pambansang Third Wheel (2018), Lucid (2019), and Para sa Broken Hearted (2018). He also starred in VivaMax projects such as the "rantserye" Kung Pwede Lang, where he played Prince, the eldest son of the Dominguiano family. In 2022, Jbeili appeared in the Vivamax film PaThirsty, a spin-off of the BL series Gameboys. During its promotion, he expressed support for LGBTQIA+ acceptance, stating that individuals should not fear being themselves as long as they do not harm others. Jbeili is managed by Viva Artists Agency. ==Personal life==

Jbeili was born to a Lebanese father and a Filipina mother. His father died in 2012. Since joining the entertainment industry in 2014, he has focused solely on his show business career, declining sideline jobs outside acting and comedy. He has described himself as interested in exploring various forms of comedy, aspiring to star in romantic comedies that combine humor and emotional depth, similar to the works of Adam Sandler. ==Filmography==

Film Short films Television ==References==