Alfred Vargas Biography

Alfred Vargas is a Filipino public servant, actor and model. He was elected as a councilor in the 2nd District of Quezon City in 2010. In the year 2013, he was eventually elected for a Congressional Seat representing the newly created Fifth District of the same City. He announced he will seek re-election in the 2019 elections for the same position.

He was born and raised in San Juan City. He attended school and graduated with an A.B. Management Economics from Ateneo de Manila University. He proceeded to the University of the Philippines Diliman to pursue a master’s degree in public administration. He is the current Representative of the newly formed District 5 of Quezon City.

Alfred Vargas Age

Alfred was born on October 24, 1979, in San Juan City in the Philippines. As of 2018, he is 39 years old.

Alfred Vargas  Family

His parents are Alfredo Vargas Jr. and Susana Dumlao Vargas.

Alfred Vargas  Scholarship

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Alfred Vargas Height

He stands at a height of 1.9 m tall.

Alfred Vargas Marriage | Husband | Wife | Wife Age

He has been married to Yasmine Espiritu for over  10 years now. Hewer age is still unknown

Alfred Vargas  Daughters | Son

Together with his wife, they have two daughters who are twins and they recently welcomed a son into their family.

Alfred Vargas  Congressman

Alfred won the Congress in 2013 due to reapporting from 2nd district. He also ran for another term and was unopposed in 2016. He then left the Liberal party in 2017 and afterward he joined the PDP-Laban. This is the current ruling party under President Rodrigo R. Duterte.

Alfred Vargas Career

He first began his career as an actor by becoming a member of ABS-CBN Star Magic and then won a role in Pangako Sa ‘yo. His breakthrough role was in the film Bridal shower. After that, he moved to the GMA Network where he featured in three shows in the Philippine television day time series Daisy Siete.

He then portrayed a leading role on the GMA daytime series Muli opposite Marian Rivera and Carrie Lee a Malaysian actor. He was later given a role in the 2007 Impostora series. His most recent projects include Status; Single when I Met U. It is alleged that he his planning on doing an indie film.

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Alfred Vargas Movies and TV Shows

The following is his filmography

TV Shows

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 Alfred Vargas Net Worth

His estimated net worth is still under review

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Finally, a son for Alfred Vargas

MANILA — There are guys who will easily capture you with their dashing good looks. There are others who will readily impress you with their admirable elocution skills. Still, there are those who can simply enamor you with their charm.

Actor-politician Alfred Vargas undoubtedly oozes with all of the above. A management economics graduate from the Ateneo de Manila University, Vargas is about to finish his Masters in Public Administration (MPA) at the University of the Philippines this year.

Completing his master’s degree is a promise Vargas made to his late mother, lawyer Susana “Ching” Vargas, who previously worked as deputy executive secretary for finance and administration in Malacanang, under three former presidents, Corazon Aquino, Fidel Ramos and Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Vargas’s father was businessman Alfredo Vargas, Jr., who passed away in 2011.

Vargas’s mom initially wanted him to follow in her footsteps and become a lawyer, too. However, the actor was bitten by the acting bug. Hence, Vargas joined showbiz and pursued an acting career, much to the frustration and disappointment of his mother.

“My mom was a very good finance lawyer,” Vargas says proudly. “The original deal was, I would go straight to law school after college then carry the Vargas name to a law firm.”

However, even before he finished college, Vargas auditioned for Star Magic Batch 10. “There were 24 of us who were launched at that time. Among my batchmates were Bea Alonzo, Dennis Trillo and Nadine Samonte.”

Before his college graduation in March 2002, Vargas was already introduced as Dyno, the third wheel in the love team of Jericho Rosales and Kristine Hermosa, who headlined the top-rating and long-running primetime soap, “Pangako sa ‘Yo.” At the helm was director Rory Quintos.

“I owe a lot to Direk Rory,” Vargas admits. “She got me among so many actors at that time for ‘Pangako Sa ‘Yo.’ When my mom saw how happy I was, she eventually relented and supported my decision.

“My mom told me, ‘Kahit huwag ka ng mag-law school, dahil diyan ka naman masaya (sa showbiz). Just promise me you will take up graduate studies or even doctorate.’ That’s why I continued my studies to fulfill my promise to my mom.”

FINALLY, A SON

The third child and the eldest boy in a brood of four, Vargas is married to Filipino-Italian looker, Yasmine Espiritu, who was born and raised in Trento, Northern Italy.

The couple has three children to date – two girls, Alexandra Milan and Aryana Cassandra, and a boy, Alfredo Cristiano, born three days before Christmas in 2018. “My wife thought about all the beautiful names of our kids. I should credit that to her,” Vargas beams.

The 39-year-old actor-politician is truly excited about his son. “I’m very, very happy. My son was born on December 22. He was a perfect Christmas gift for us.”

Yet, Vargas shares his wife’s pregnancy was a “very long struggle” for both of them. “Yasmine was even hospitalized for two weeks,” Vargas recalls. “She found it really hard to conceive, from the first until the third trimester.

“Our eldest is eight years old. The next is seven. So there was a seven-year gap before the boy came. She experienced hormonal changes after seven years. She was not used to it. Plus, she’s a bit older now.”

Espiritu was 31 when she gave birth last December. She celebrated her birthday last December 20, two days before her delivery. “She was on bed rest on and off. She always had to drink pampakapit. She was practically at home and in and out of the hospital the whole nine months she was pregnant.”

PREMATURE BABY

The baby, Alfredo Cristiano Vargas IV, was two weeks premature, but he was never placed in the incubator. “He was born a healthy baby boy,” reveals the dad. “His health score at birth was nine out of 10.

“After three days, we were out of the hospital. It took a lot of prayers. God is really so gracious to us. He gave us everything that we prayed for.”

Unabashedly, Vargas admits he was crying before his wife went into labor. “I was nervous. I was sort of desperate as a father and husband at that time. I was worried and down. But we kept our faith and we held each other’s hands the whole journey. Yasmine delivered in 45 minutes. Her total labor time was only three hours.”

Espiritu gave birth at St. Luke’s Hospital in Bonifacio Global City, with Dr. Celis as her OB gynecologist. “She has a 90 percent batting average in gender,” attests Vargas of his wife’s doctor. “We were able to have a boy largely because of her.”

Except for the eyes – the baby is not chinito – Alfredo Cristiano looks like his dad. He is being reared solely by his mother, who never hired a nanny to take care of their children, being the Italian that she is.

“Ever since, we only have one kasambahay for the whole house,” says Alfred. “Yasmine is a homemaker who takes care of the children and the household. She’s the queen of the house. She has her own business. She manages a nail salon and spa near the house, so she has her own time.”

DOLCE AMORE

Vargas and Espiritu met in Sta. Cruz, Laguna in 2008. She was vacationing in her family’s ancestral home in Lumban, Laguna. There was a fiesta in the nearby town of Sta. Cruz, where he was a guest. He was invited by the late director, Maryo J. de los Reyes.

“She was so beautiful,” Vargas vividly remembers about the first time he saw his wife. “The most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen. I immediately noticed her. She stood out in the crowd. I found a way to meet her. We had a common friend who introduced us.

“When she approached, the first thing I told her when I met her, ‘Ang ganda mo!’ Then, my first question to her, ‘May boyfriend ka ba?’ When she said, ‘Wala,’ I returned to Lumban after two days and started courting her.”

“After three days, we were out of the hospital. It took a lot of prayers. God is really so gracious to us. He gave us everything that we prayed for.”

Unabashedly, Vargas admits he was crying before his wife went into labor. “I was nervous. I was sort of desperate as a father and husband at that time. I was worried and down. But we kept our faith and we held each other’s hands the whole journey. Yasmine delivered in 45 minutes. Her total labor time was only three hours.”

Espiritu gave birth at St. Luke’s Hospital in Bonifacio Global City, with Dr. Celis as her OB gynecologist. “She has a 90 percent batting average in gender,” attests Vargas of his wife’s doctor. “We were able to have a boy largely because of her.”

Except for the eyes – the baby is not chinito – Alfredo Cristiano looks like his dad. He is being reared solely by his mother, who never hired a nanny to take care of their children, being the Italian that she is.

“Ever since, we only have one kasambahay for the whole house,” says Alfred. “Yasmine is a homemaker who takes care of the children and the household. She’s the queen of the house. She has her own business. She manages a nail salon and spa near the house, so she has her own time.”

DOLCE AMORE

Vargas and Espiritu met in Sta. Cruz, Laguna in 2008. She was vacationing in her family’s ancestral home in Lumban, Laguna. There was a fiesta in the nearby town of Sta. Cruz, where he was a guest. He was invited by the late director, Maryo J. de los Reyes.

“She was so beautiful,” Vargas vividly remembers about the first time he saw his wife. “The most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen. I immediately noticed her. She stood out in the crowd. I found a way to meet her. We had a common friend who introduced us.

“When she approached, the first thing I told her when I met her, ‘Ang ganda mo!’ Then, my first question to her, ‘May boyfriend ka ba?’ When she said, ‘Wala,’ I returned to Lumban after two days and started courting her.”

Adopted from ABS-CBN News