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BABY DOLLS
Filipino all-female dance-pop group, performers, recording artists

Baby Dolls – P-Pop Dance-Pop Girl Group & It’s Showtime Performers

BABY DOLLS

  • Debut Date May 8, 2023 (as It’s Showtime girl group)
    March 27, 2026 (as recording artists)
  • Label StarPop / ABS-CBN Music
  • Fandom Name Baby Loves (Not Verified)
  • Years Active 2023–present
  • Number of Members 7
  • Genres P-pop, dance-pop, novelty pop, OPM
  • Notable Tagline “Your favorite noontime girl group from It’s Showtime”

About BABY DOLLS

Baby Dolls is an all-female Filipino dance and P-pop girl group formed through ABS-CBN’s noontime variety show It’s Showtime. The group originally became known as resident performers on the show, with members coming from popular It’s Showtime segments such as Girl on Fire and Sexy Babe. Their current seven-member lineup is composed of Arianne Dela Cruz, Chole Florendo, Johaira Moris, Juby Sabino, Jelai Ahamil, Eriel Reyes, and Ina Ortega.

In 2026, Baby Dolls expanded from television dance performances into recording music with the release of their debut EP ZoomBaby Dolls under StarPop. The EP features upbeat, dance-driven tracks built around movement, self-love, fitness energy, and feel-good moments. Its key track “Ikembot Mo” became a viral dance song, entering the Spotify Philippines Viral Songs Chart and gaining traction on TikTok, Instagram Music, and other digital platforms.

The Members

Arianne
Dancer, Performer, Recording Artist
Arianne Dela Cruz

Arianne is one of the current members of Baby Dolls, known as part of the group’s dance-driven performances on It’s Showtime and their music releases under StarPop.

Chole
Dancer, Performer, Recording Artist
Chole Florendo

Chole is a Baby Dolls member and performer known for her dance background and energetic presence as part of the group’s It’s Showtime performances.

Johaira
Dancer, Performer, Recording Artist
Johaira Moris

Johaira is one of Baby Dolls’ current members, known for her It’s Showtime background and contribution to the group’s dance and performance identity.

Juby
Dancer, Performer, Recording Artist
Jubilyn Sabino

Juby is a Baby Dolls member and performer who rose from It’s Showtime’s Sexy Babe segment before becoming part of the group’s current lineup.

Jelai
Dancer, Performer, Choreographer, Recording Artist
Jelai Ahamil

Jelai is a Baby Dolls member and performer also publicly noted as the group’s choreographer. She adds dance leadership and performance direction to the group.

Eriel
Dancer, Performer, Recording Artist
Eriel Reyes

Eriel is a current member of Baby Dolls and one of the group’s It’s Showtime performers, contributing to the group’s dance-heavy and upbeat stage identity.

Ina
Dancer, Performer, Recording Artist
Ina Ortega

Ina is a Baby Dolls member and performer known as part of the group’s current seven-member lineup under StarPop.

Discography

Discover Baby Dolls’ discography as an It’s Showtime-born dance-pop girl group—featuring upbeat tracks, catchy hooks, and movement-driven songs that highlight their playful performance identity under StarPop.

Extended Play (EP)

ZoomBaby Dolls | 2026 | Baby Dolls

Welcome, Baby Loves – Where All Baby Dolls Fans Come Together

Baby Dolls is an all-female performance group from It’s Showtime, known for bringing noontime-show energy, playful dance-pop hooks, and confidence-driven performances into the P-pop space. The group is composed of Arianne Dela Cruz, Chole Florendo, Johaira Moris, Juby Sabino, Jelai Ahamil, Eriel Reyes, and Ina Ortega.

Before entering their recording artist era, Baby Dolls built their foundation through It’s Showtime, with members coming from the show’s Girl on Fire and Sexy Babe segments. In 2026, the group officially expanded into music under StarPop with their debut EP ZoomBaby Dolls, featuring tracks such as “Ikembot Mo,” “Oohh Lala Baby,” “Clap Clap Clap Alright!,” “Kitang Kita,” and “Dulce Tirah Tirah.”

Their supporters are commonly known as Baby Loves. As Baby Dolls continue to grow, their strength lies in their accessibility: catchy hooks, easy-to-follow dances, and a fun performance style that invites casual viewers and fans to join in. Their rise shows that P-pop does not always need to be heavy or complex to connect. Sometimes, a memorable dance, a playful song, and strong stage energy are enough to start a movement.