Vice Ganda offers to pay for Baby Dolls’ new outfits

The rising girl group Baby Dolls received a sweet surprise from Vice Ganda, who proudly celebrated their success and offered to personally pay for their new outfits.

The host and comedian actor expressed how proud he was after seeing how far the Baby Dolls have come. In an Instagram Story shared by the official account of the P-Pop group, Vice congratulated the members and encouraged them to celebrate their success.

"Bumili kayo ng outfit, ako ang magbabayad," Vice told the group during the video. The sweet gesture immediately brought smiles to the members, who responded with, "Thank you po."

The seven-member group is composed of Arianne Dela Cruz, Chole Florendo, Johaira Moris, Juby Sabino, Jelai Ahamil, Eriel Reyes, and Ina Ortega.  The group was initially the house dance group of "It's Showtime."  

The band's popularity continued to grow,  thanks to their consistent appearance on the noontime show. Their  presence on the program has helped them build a strong connection with viewers and earn the confidence of the people behind the program.

Vice Ganda has been known for encouraging up-and-coming performers and helping showcase new talent. Her latest gesture  not only reflected her generosity but also her appreciation for the hard work and dedication the Baby Dolls have shown throughout their journey.

The group recently performed their track, "Oooh Lala Baby," during the first batch announcement of the upcoming 2026 MMFF entries, where "The Greatest Showdown," starring Vice and Vic Sotto, was announced as one of the official entries.

Meanwhile, the official music video for "Oooh Lala Baby" reached 1.2 million views on YouTube just days after its release. The track originated from actor and "It's Showtime" mainstay host Vhong Navarro’s song "Da Vhong Song" from his horror-comedy film “Da Possessed.”

As the resident dance group of "It's Showtime," the Baby Dolls have strengthened their nationwide fanbase through their daily performances. Their energetic routines, especially their hit "Ikembot Mo," sparked the viral "Kembot Craze" across social media, with the dance trend gaining millions of views on TikTok.

Even celebrities joined the craze, many of whom danced along to the Baby Dolls’ songs.