Alexa Ilacad and BGYO’s Gelo Rivera are back to captivate viewers as they reprise their roles as Hannah and Daniel in the highly anticipated second season of “The Chambermaid’s Daughter,” premiering its Part 1 episodes on July 30 exclusively on iWant, the Home of Filipino Feels.
Following the success of its debut season, the ABS-CBN Studios-produced vertical romance returns with more heartfelt moments, emotional twists, and swoon-worthy chemistry from the breakout love team. The series became one of iWant’s most-watched titles and amassed millions of views after its first five episodes were made available for free on Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.
Directed by Theodore Boborol, the new season follows Hannah’s remarkable transformation from a humble room attendant to the Vice President of Operations of the very hotel where she once worked. Now reunited with her wealthy family and happily in a relationship with hotel COO Daniel, Hannah finds herself facing even greater challenges as she strives to earn the acceptance of her future mother-in-law while navigating the schemes of her ambitious half-sister, who is determined to take away both her place in the family business and her relationship with Daniel.
Season 2 promises a compelling mix of romance, family drama, ambition, and rivalry as Hannah fights to protect everything she has worked hard to achieve while proving that love and determination can overcome even the toughest obstacles.
“The Chambermaid’s Daughter” continues to strengthen iWant’s growing slate of vertical dramas, joining popular titles such as the romantic comedy “Will You Fake Marry Me?” starring JM Ibarra and Fyang Smith, and the gripping drama “Twist of Fate.”
Viewers can catch the Part 1 episodes beginning July 30, with Part 2 premiering on August 14, exclusively on iWant.
Fans can also stream the first five episodes for free on iWant and the official ABS-CBN Entertainment Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube pages. Episodes 6 to 30 are available through iWant’s subscription plans, starting at ₱35 per month in the Philippines and US$4.99 per month in the United States (promo price until July 31, 2026), as well as in other international territories.
