Jovit Baldivino was a Filipino singer and actor who rose to fame as the first winner of the reality talent competition show Pilipinas Got Talent in 2010.

He was known for his powerful voice and his renditions of OPM rock and pop songs. He released four albums and sang numerous covers of popular songs by other artists.

He also appeared in several television shows and movies. He died at the age of 29 due to an aneurysm.

Profile

• Full name: Jovit Lasin Baldivino
• Nickname: Bundoy
• Date of birth: October 16, 1993
• Date of death: December 9, 2022
• Age: 29 years old (at the time of death)
• Gender: Male
• Place of birth: Rosario, Batangas, Philippines
• Nationality: Filipino
• Profession: Singer, actor
• Height: 5’6″ (168 cm)
• Parents: Hilario and Cristeta Baldivino
• Siblings: Four, one of whom died in March 2020
• Spouse: Camille Ann Miguel (engaged)
• Children: three daughters
• Relationship status: Engaged
• Net worth: $3 million

Early Life & Education

Jovit Baldivino, who was 30 years old in 2023, was born on October 16, 1993, in Rosario, Batangas, Philippines. He came from a poor family living in Batangas.

His father, Hilario, was a former construction worker who suffered from tuberculosis, and his mother, Cristeta, was a housewife.

He had four siblings, one of whom died in March 2020. He used to sell siomai at a market after school to sustain his studies and help his family.

He attended Rosario National High School and later pursued a degree in criminology at the Batangas State University.

He wanted to be a lawyer, just like his godfather. He also developed a passion for singing and music at a young age. He would sing as a guest at birthday parties and join local singing contests.

Personal Life

Jovit Baldivino had a tumultuous romantic life. His three daughters include Zody, Akeaya, and Akoya. He fathered a daughter with his girlfriend Laurice Khaye Bermillo, whom he met in 2011.

However, their relationship ended in 2015 due to Bermillo’s alleged infidelity and drug use. Baldivino then entered into a relationship with Shara Chavez, whom he met in September 2015.

They had a daughter in June 2016. However, their relationship also ended in February 2017 due to Baldivino’s alleged cheating and gambling.

Baldivino became estranged from his daughter with Chavez and was accused of not providing for her. Before his death, he was engaged to Camille Ann Miguel, whom he met in 2018. They planned to get married in 2023.

Career

Jovit Baldivino’s career took off when he joined the first season of the multi-talent game show Pilipinas Got Talent as a singer in 2010.

He impressed the judges and the audience with his powerful voice and rendition of “Faithfully” by Journey. He won the grand final of the talent competition by performing a cover of “Too Much Love Will Kill You” by Queen.

He received a cash prize of two million pesos and a contract with Star Music. He was later named the “Promising Recording/Performer Artist of the Year” at the 2011 Box Office Entertainment Awards.

After his success at Pilipinas Got Talent, he released his albums. His first album, Faithfully, was released in July 2010 and received a positive response from the audience.

It contained 10 tracks, including his versions of “Faithfully”, “Always” by Bon Jovi, and “Carrie” by Europe. His second album, I’d Do Anything For Love, was released in 2011.

It contained 12 tracks, including his versions of “I’d Do Anything For Love” by Meat Loaf, “Total Eclipse of the Heart” by Bonnie Tyler, and “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing” by Aerosmith.

His third album, OPM’s Greatest Volume One, was released in 2012. It contained 10 tracks, including his versions of “Pusong Bato” by Alon, “Ika’y Mahal Pa Rin” by Rockstar 2, and “Mula sa Puso” by Jude Michael. His fourth and final album, Jukebox, was released in 2015.

It contained 10 tracks, including his versions of “Paano” by Gary Valenciano, “Sana’y Magbalik” by Jovit Baldivino, and “Dahil Mahal Kita” by Boyfriends.

Jovit Baldivino also appeared in several television shows and movies. He made his acting debut in the 2010 musical drama series 1DOL, where he played himself.

He also appeared as Brando in the 2011 teen drama series Growing Up and himself in the 2013 fantasy drama series Juan de la Cruz.

He also participated in the 2016 musical reality show We Love OPM, where he formed a group with Bugoy Drilon and Daddy D. They won the competition and received a two million pesos cash prize.

He also appeared in the movies The Reunion (2012), Shake, Rattle & Roll 14: The Invasion (2012), and Moron 5.2: The Transformation (2014).

His final television appearance was as a contestant for Team Fourda Win on the November 28, 2022, episode of GMA’s Family Feud.

Net Worth

Jovit Baldivino had an estimated net worth of $3 million at his death. He earned his wealth from his singing and acting career and his endorsements and appearances.

Death

Jovit Baldivino died on December 9, 2022, at the age of 29 due to an aneurysm. He was rushed to the Jesus of Nazareth Hospital in Batangas City on December 3, 2022, after he experienced difficulty breathing after performing a song during a Christmas party.

He subsequently suffered a mild hemorrhagic stroke and fell into a coma after an operation. He never regained consciousness and passed away six days later.

His death shocked and saddened his fans, friends, and family. He was buried at the Rosario Memorial Park in Batangas.

Controversy

Jovit Baldivino was involved in several controversies throughout his career. In 2018, he was entangled in a video scandal that allegedly showed him pleasuring himself.

He did not directly address the issue but posted a reaction on his Facebook account.

He wrote: “Kaloka, sari-sari na lumalabas na balitang ewan ko ba, kung sino ka mang may galit sa akin mabuhay ka pa din, ang galing mo!! Sana pagpalain ka pa, godbless.” (Crazy, many silly rumors coming out. Whoever you are having beef on me, long live to you. You did well!! I hope you’d be blessed more. God bless.)

In 2021, he was accused of not providing for his child by his ex-girlfriend Shara Chavez. She wrote on her Facebook account: “At para sayo, Mr. Jovit Baldivino. Ang saya mo siguro. Sabi mo nga matagal tayo wala koneksyon at komunikasyon e bakit parang magsalita ka ngayon alam mo yung nangyayari? Gumatong ka pa sa problema na wala ka naman kaalam alam. Labas kana sana pero nilagay mo issue pabalik sayo.

Dinamay mo na naman ang Diyos. Chance mo ba to na baka magkaka gig ka? Di kpa rin nagbabago. Paano mo ba malalaman e sa limang taon na nabubuhay ang anak ko, HINDI KA NAMAN NAGSUSTENTO. NEVER KITANG HININGAN KASI KAYA KO.” (And for you, Mr. Jovit Baldivino.

You must be happy. You said we have had no connection and communication for a long time, but why do you speak now as if you know what’s happening? You added to the problem that you have no idea about.

You should have stayed out, but you brought the issue back to you. You dragged God again. Is this your chance to get a gig? You haven’t changed. How would you know when my child has been living for five years? YOU NEVER PROVIDED. I NEVER ASKED YOU BECAUSE I CAN.)

Baldivino responded by saying that he only wanted custody of his child and to keep her away from harm. He said: “Ang sa akin lang po eh yung makuha ko ang anak ko sa kanya at ilayo sa masama, kasi matagal na nya itinatago sa akin.

Hindi sa nagpapasikat ako hehe, naranasan ko na ang sumikat.” (All I want is to get my child from her and keep her away from evil because she has been hiding her from me for a long time.

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Discography

• Pusong Bato
• Paano
• Carrie
• Tell Me
• Too Much Love Will Kill You
• Honey, My Love
• Faithfully

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