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She starred in the romantic drama movie, ”[[Blue Moon (2006 film)|Blue Moon ]]” directed by Joel Lamangan in 2005. For playing the role of young Corazon, she won her first award for People’s Choice Best Actress at the 31st Metro Manila Film Festival and Best Supporting Actress in 2005 Gawad Tanglaw Award with nominations from Gawad Urian, ENPRESS Golden Screen Awards and Luna Awards.<ref name=”Looking backJennylyn”>{{cite web |title=LOOKING BACK: Jennylyn Mercado tells stories behind her TV shows and movies |url=https://www.pep.ph/news/local/145779/looking-back-jennylyn-mercado-tells-stories-behind-her-tv-shows-and-movies-a724-20190908-lfrm2 |website=PEP |access-date=20 November 2025 |date=8 September 2019}}</ref>

She starred in the romantic drama movie, ”[[Blue Moon (2006 film)|Blue Moon ]]” directed by Joel Lamangan in 2005. For playing the role of young Corazon, she won her first award for People’s Choice Best Actress at the 31st Metro Manila Film Festival and Best Supporting Actress in 2005 Gawad Tanglaw Award with nominations from Gawad Urian, ENPRESS Golden Screen Awards and Luna Awards.<ref name=”Looking backJennylyn”>{{cite web |title=LOOKING BACK: Jennylyn Mercado tells stories behind her TV shows and movies |url=https://www.pep.ph/news/local/145779/looking-back-jennylyn-mercado-tells-stories-behind-her-tv-shows-and-movies-a724-20190908-lfrm2 |website=PEP |access-date=20 November 2025 |date=8 September 2019}}</ref>

Mercado top billed the period drama movie, ”Rosario” directed by [[Albert Martinez|Alberto Martinez]]. She played the role of Rosario, a young liberated woman. For the role, she was nominated for Best Actress Award in Gawad Pasado Awards, [[Luna Award]] and [[FAMAS Award]].

Mercado top billed the period drama movie, ”Rosario” directed by [[Albert Martinez|Alberto Martinez]]. She played the role of Rosario, a young liberated woman. For the role, she was nominated for Best Actress Award in Gawad Pasado Awards, [[Luna Award]] and [[FAMAS Award]].

In 2014, she starred in a romantic comedy movie, ”[[English Only, Please]]” directed by Dan Villegas. For her role as a young, perky Filipino tutor, Mercado won her first Best Actress Awards at the 40th Metro Manila Film Festival and received nominations from [[PMPC Star Awards for Movies]] and [[FAMAS Award]].<ref name=”Looking backJennylyn”/><ref name=”MMFF2015″/>

In 2014, she starred in a romantic comedy movie, ”[[English Only, Please]]” directed by Dan Villegas. For her role as a young, perky Filipino tutor, Mercado won her first Best Actress Awards at the 40th Metro Manila Film Festival and received nominations from [[PMPC Star Awards for Movies]] and [[FAMAS Award]].<ref name=”Looking backJennylyn”/><ref name=”MMFF2015″/>

Jennylyn Mercado 2021 (cropped).jpg awards and nominations
Wins 26
Nominations 38

Note

  1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Filipino singer-actress Jennylyn Mercado has received several awards and nominations throughout her acting career in the entertainment industry. Her accolades include three Metro Manila Film Festival Awards, four Box Office Entertainment Awards, two Edukcircle Awards, one FAMAS Award, one PMPC Star Awards for Television, one Gawad Tanglaw Award and several nominations from Gawad Urian, Luna Awards and PMPC Star Awards for Movies.

Mercado made her acting debut as a recurring cast in the drama series Kay Tagal Kang Hinintay in 2002.[1] In 2003, she joined a reality talent competition known as StarStruck and won the top prize as the Ultimate Female Survivor, winning 1 million pesos and an exclusive contract with GMA Network .[2][3]

She starred in the romantic drama movie, Blue Moon directed by Joel Lamangan in 2005. For playing the role of young Corazon, she won her first award for People’s Choice Best Actress at the 31st Metro Manila Film Festival and Best Supporting Actress in 2005 Gawad Tanglaw Award with nominations from Gawad Urian, ENPRESS Golden Screen Awards and Luna Awards.[4]

Mercado top billed the period drama movie, Rosario a movie based on a true story directed by Alberto Martinez.[5] She played the role of Rosario, a young liberated woman.[6] For the role, she was nominated for Best Actress Award in Gawad Pasado Awards, Luna Award and FAMAS Award.

In 2014, she starred in a romantic comedy movie, English Only, Please directed by Dan Villegas. For her role as a young, perky Filipino tutor, Mercado won her first Best Actress Awards at the 40th Metro Manila Film Festival and received nominations from PMPC Star Awards for Movies and FAMAS Award.[4][7]

The following year, she returned with another romantic comedy movie, Walang Forever directed by Dan Villegas. She won her second Best Actress Awards for playing the role of Mia Nolasco-Isaac at the 41st Metro Manila Film Festival and won Best Actress Award at the Box Office Entertainment Awards wand received nominations from Gawad Urian and Gawad Pasado.[8][7]

In television, she received a nomination for her performance in drama series Rhodora X at the PMPC Star Awards for Television. The next year, she starred with her husband, Dennis Trillo in the drama series My Faithful Husband and won Best Drama Actress for the role of Melanie Fernandez dela-Paz.[4] In 2019, she starred opposite Dingdong Dantes in the Philippines adaptation of the Descendants of the Sun which garnered her Best Actress nomination at the PMPC Star Awards for Television

As a television host, she won Best Reality Talent Show Host for Starstruck and received nominations from ENPRESS Golden Screen TV Awards and PMPC Star Awards for Television. In music, Mercado won two Awit Awards with several nominations from PMPC Star Awards for Music.

Awards and nominations

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Year Organization Category Result Ref (s)
2004 Candy Mag Awards Breakthrough Artist Won
SOP Music Awards Breakthrough Artist Won
2005 iFM Pinoy Music Awards Most Popular Adaptation of a Foreign Song Won
Awit Awards Best Performance by a Duet for the song Won
2006 ASAP POP Viewers Choice Awards Female Pop Artist of the Year Nominated
2010 2nd PMPC Star Awards for Music Female Pop Artist of the Year – Love Is… Nominated [40]
2013 5th PMPC Star Awards for Music Female Pop Artist of the Year – Forever by Your Side Nominated [41]
ASAP 18 24K Gold Award – Forever by Your Side Gold Awardee Won
2015 7th PMPC Star Awards for Music Female Pop Artist of the Year – Never Alone Nominated [42]
7th PMPC Star Awards for Music Pop Album of the Year – Never Alone Nominated
7th PMPC Star Awards for Music Album of the Year – Never Alone Nominated
2017 30th Awit Awards Best Inspirational Recording – “Hagdan” Nominated [43]
30th Awit Awards Best Cover Art – Ultimate Nominated
30th Awit Awards Best Music Video of the Year – “Hagdan” Won
30th Awit Awards Best Christmas Recording – “Hagdan” Nominated
30th Awit Awards Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist – “Hagdan” Nominated
Year Organization Category Result Ref.(s)
2007 Kapuso Box-Office People’s Choice Awards Kapuso Box Office Princess Won
Kapuso Movie Box Office Queen Won
Kapuso Television Box Office Queen Won
Kapuso Box Office Actress Won
Kapuso Box Office Sexiest Female Won

Special awards and recognitions

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Year Organization Category Result
2004 Yes Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards Most Popular Female Young Star Won
PMPC Star Awards for Television Female Star of the Night Won
Star Struck Season 1 Ultimate Female Survivor Won
2008 Yes Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards Young Female Superstar Won
2012 Metro Manila Film Festival Best Dressed Female Celebrity Award Won
2015 PEP List Choice Awards Teleserye Actress of the Year Won
FHM Sexiest Women in the Philippines Philippines Finest – Rank No. 1 Won
2016 EDUKCIRCLE Drama Actress of the Year Nominated
PUSH Awards Female Celebrity for 2016 Nominated
PEP List Editor’s Choice Year 3 Female TV Star of The Year Nominated

Entertainment awards

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Year Organization Category/Result
2004 Yes Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards Most Popular Loveteam with Mark Herras
2006 Franz Entertainment’s Top 50 Sexiest Women in the Philippines Rank #40
Inside Showbiz Magazine Reader’s Choice Most Popular Loveteam with Mark Herras
MOD’s Magazine 32 Most Beautiful Filipinas Rank #12
2007 Starmometer 100 Most Beautiful Pinays Rank #11
2008 Yes Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards Celebrity Home of the Year
Friendster Most Popular Rank #6
2009 Yes Magazine 100 Most Beautiful Stars Mamma Mia
Starmometer.com Cover Girl of the Year: Rank #6
2011 Yahoo! OMG Awards Hottest Actress of the Year
2012 PEP Top List Reality-Show Talents on a Roll: Rank #4
Yes Mag 100 Most Beautiful Stars Hot Mama
2013 Inside Pinoy Showbiz Sexiest Hot Mama
2014 Yahoo! OMG Awards Female Kontrabida of the Year
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  31. ^ “PHOTOS: 26th PMPC Star Awards”. Rappler. 22 November 2012. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
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