Our showbiz industry really has a lot of great and fine-looking Kapamilya actors with foreign blood who certainly exude an enchanting, debonair appeal. But even if they are Fil-foreigners, they undoubtedly are real Pinoys at heart. Here are some of the hottest Kapamilya actors who are half-Pinoy:

Markus Paterson

Before entering the spotlight, the Markus Paterson was born and raised in the United Kingdom. His father is a former British Air Force pilot. In 2007, the Viral Scandal actor temporarily moved to the Philippines. Although he eventually went back to the U.K., he did return in 2016 to join the talent search competition Pinoy Boyband Superstar.

James Reid

The Filipino-Australian hunk gets even hotter whenever he speaks with his Aussie accent. James Reid, one of the most-loved and most-admired young actors and singers, was born in Sydney, Australia. His father is an Australian and his mother is a Filipina. James and his family decided to migrate to the Philippines when he was 16.

Edward Barber

Pinoy Big Brother alumnus Edward Barber is part-British, Filipino and German. He was born in Heidelberg, Germany and he spent lots of good memories in the said country. He actually spent his childhood in Germany and grew up there together with his parents and sister Luna. He shared in his interview with ABS-CBN Lifestyle that he would usually play outdoor sports with his family and friends. For instance, he used to play football games with his friends after school.

Enrique Gil

Actor and performer Enrique Gil is of Spanish and German descent. If you could see Enrique’s childhood pictures, you could say that when he was still young, you could already know he’d grow up to have a charismatic face. You can even notice his western facial features on his baby pictures. His real-life partner Liza Soberano is also partly American, and in fact, Enrique already introduced her to his family in Spain during their 2018 Europe trip.

Sam Milby

Sam Milby is also Filipino-American, with his family residing in Ohio, USA. This well-chiseled, dashing hunk actor-singer actually finds it hard to shed off his American origins with his obvious thick accent. While he does nail difficult dramatic scenes, especially as part of the main cast of the riveting drama Ang Sa Iyo Ay Akin, he would always stutter and falter in completing deep Tagalog lines in the first take.

Enchong Dee

One of the eye-catching Chinitos in Philippine showbiz, Enchong Dee is a Chinese-Filipino actor and although he spent all his life here in the Philippines, Enchong still learned and practices both Filipino and Chinese traditions.

Matteo Guidicelli

With his surname, you can guess that Matteo is of Italian descent. His mother is a Filipina and his father is Italian. In fact, in 2018, he opened an Italian restaurant called Da Gianni Cucina Italiana. Matteo was helped by his sister in pushing through with this food business. The restaurant is actually dedicated to their Italian grandparents whom they call “Nonno” and “Nonna.”