Lovely Ladies Dormitory
Lovely Ladies Dormitory

Lovely Ladies Dormitory

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2022- 2023
1 Seasons
6 Episodes
5.0(11 votes)
Ended
Drama

Overview

Five modern women live together in one roof as they deal with their families, career, and men and explore their colorful sex lives.

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Social & External

Production Companies

Vivamax

Videos & Trailers

1 video

Cast & Crew

17 members
Acting

Andrea Garcia

Tracy

Andrea Garcia
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Alma Moreno

Madam Lovely

Alma Moreno
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Hershie de Leon

Miya

Hershie de Leon
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Tiffany Grey

Alma

Tiffany Grey
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Yen Renee Durano

Jackielyn

Yen Renee Durano
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Julia Victoria

Stella

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Millen Gal

Dianne

Millen Gal
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Alona Navarro

Iza

Alona Navarro
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Aica Veloso

Sabrina

Aica Veloso
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Shirley Fuentes

Suzy

Shirley Fuentes
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Massimo Scofield

Carlo

Massimo Scofield
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Yuki Sakamoto

Josef

Yuki Sakamoto
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Nico Locco

Dr. Eric Granada

Nico Locco
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Chad Alviar

Marlo

Chad Alviar
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Gene Padilla

Bart

Gene Padilla
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Aerol Carmelo

Samuel

Aerol Carmelo
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Rita Martinez

Bea - Boss Anarchy

Rita Martinez

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