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Dennis Roldan is a Filipino former actor, basketball player, businessman, politician, and convicted kidnapper. He was a congressman and a councilor of Quezon City, and starred in several films and TV shows.
To those who may not know, Marco Gumabao is the fourth among five children of former actor and politician Mitchell Yap Gumabao known by his stage name Dennis Roldan, and one of the most prominent IT Girls during her heyday, Loli Imperial-Gumabao.
Mar 4, 2021 · Dennis is the brother of actress Isabel Rivas, and he had two children named Marco and Michelle. He used to be a basketball player when he was still in college at the Trinity College. Shortly, he joined the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) under the Ginebra Team and in 1983 he played with Gilbey’s Gin Gimlets season team.
Aug 27, 2014 · Former actor and ex-Congressman Dennis Roldan—Mitchell Yap Gumabao in real life—was tagged as the mastermind in the kidnapping of a 3-year-old Chinese-Filipino boy in Pasig City on Feb. 9, 2005.
Sep 7, 2023 · Marco Gumabao recounts how he saw his father arrested for kidnapping a child in 2005 and how he coped with the stigma of being called "anak ng kidnapper". He praises his mother for her love and strength in raising him and his siblings.
Marco Gumabao was born on August 14, 1994, in Makati, Philippines. He is the son of actor Dennis Roldan and former It Girl Loli Imperial-Gumabao, and has a sister Michele and a half-brother Paolo.
Being the son of Dennis Roldan (and former Pitoy Moreno model Lollie Imperial) can be challenging to Marco Gumabao (using his dad’s real surname).
Nov 22, 2022 · Paolo Gumabao, who was born in the Philippines but raised in Taiwan, is the son of former actor Dennis Roldan, who is serving a life sentence in New Bilibid Prison. He shares his story of...
MANILA, Philippines - Michele Gumabao remains strong after his father, Dennis Roldan, got convicted. It was last month when her dad was sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty for ...
Aug 26, 2014 · From the hard court to the House of Representatives to National Bilibid Prisons, Dennis Roldan — convicted Tuesday for the kidnapping of a Filipino-Chinese boy in 2005 — has spent most of his adult life in the limelight, whether he liked it or not, or for good or bad.
