Kathryn Bernardo took to social media to share a glimpse of her 2025 so far.

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On her Instagram page, the actress shared snapshots of hew New Year’s Day celebration with her family and friends.

She also shared a clip of her workout session this year and her bonding moments with friends.

The Kapamilya star also posted a photo of her doing the 12 grapes tradition under the table during New Year’s Eve, which is believed to attract good fortune, especially in love.

Kathryn also recently celebrated the birthday of her mom, Min Bernardo. The Kapamilya star took to social media to pen a message for her mother on January 2.

“They say you can’t choose your family, but if I had the chance, I’d still choose you to be my mom—over and over again. 🤎 Our relationship may not be perfect (lots of fights and misunderstandings🥹), but it’s the imperfect moments that made us stronger. They made me love you even more,” she wrote on her social media page.

The actress went on: “You’re a big part of who I am today, Mama. We don’t say it much, but we love you dearly. Your happiness will always be my happiness. Happy Birthday! 🎂 -Love, your bunso (the most kulit and stressful one🙈).”

Back in December, Kathryn marked the holiday season by treating her team to a trip to Bangkok, Thailand.

“Behind all the glitz and chaos is my strong support system—both a team and a family. ♥️ Couldn’t ask for more.. Love you all,” the actress posted.

Last year marked an eventful year for Kathryn.

Her movie with Alden Richards, Hello, Love, Again, earned more than ₱1 billion at the global box office.

The actress also bagged the Snow Leopard Rising Star at the Asian World Film Festival (AWFF) in the US in November.

“I started at the age of 6 and over the years I’ve been fortunate to bring a variety of characters to life. Each one gave me something new, not just as an actor but as a person. 22 years —  I am still here pursuing my first love and my passion which is acting. Yes, I know it’s a tough job, but moments like tonight make it all worth it. It is such an honor being here representing my fellow Filipinos and my home network ABS-CBN,” Kathryn said in her acceptance speech at the film festival.