Get to know more about Toni Rose Gayda
TONI ROSE GAYDA – Here are some details about Toni Rose Gayda, particularly her background and career.
The former “Eat Bulaga” host recently disclosed details about her relationship with Vic Sotto during their time together on the show. In an interview, she revealed that Sotto had attempted to court her, but she declined due to the challenges of having a romantic relationship with a co-worker.
Gayda, who served as a mainstay host on the long-running program for almost two decades, departed in 2014 to prioritize her family, particularly amid challenging circumstances involving her mother’s illness and her children’s hospitalization.
But who is Toni Rose Gayda?
BACKGROUND
Toni Rose Gayda, born on August 30, 1958, in Manila, Philippines, is a renowned Filipina television host and actress with a career spanning over three decades. She is the daughter of Rosa Rosal, a former Philippine National Red Cross governor, public servant, and acclaimed movie star, and Walter Gayda, an American pilot. Gayda’s heritage reflects a rich blend of Filipino, Egyptian, French, and Polish-American roots, with the surname Gayda tracing back to Polish origins.
CAREER
Gayda’s prominent presence in Philippine television includes her role as a host alongside Richard Reynoso on the UNTV program “A Song Of Praise Music Festival,” recognized as the only gospel music television show in the Philippines. Over the years, she has contributed significantly to various television programs, demonstrating her versatility as an entertainer. Some notable appearances include cameo roles in “Sabado Badoo” (2015) and “Tweets For My Sweet” (2012), and hosting duties on programs such as “Pepito Manaloto” (2010), “Talentadong Pinoy” (2008), and “Eat Bulaga!” (1996–2014), among others.
Gayda’s involvement in the entertainment industry extends beyond television, as she has also made notable contributions to Philippine cinema. Her filmography includes roles in movies like “Pak! Pak! My Dr. Kwak!” (2011) and “Enteng Kabisote 2: Okay Ka Fairy Ko: The Legend Continues” (2005), showcasing her talent and versatility on the big screen.
