Shocking event!** Kim Chiu, one of the familiar faces on the show *It’s Showtime*, has shocked fans when she announced her **resignation**! This decision came as a shock to the audience who have loved her for many years, because Kim Chiu has been the symbol of the show for many seasons.
Why did Kim Chiu leave?** Questions surrounding her sudden decision began to appear. In particular, she did not give a specific reason, which surprised fans and colleagues. Was it due to work pressure? Or was there something deeper in her personal life that made Kim Chiu leave the stage that she had been attached to for a long time?

Emotional sharing:** In her last appearance on *It’s Showtime*, Kim Chiu expressed her deep gratitude to her fans and colleagues. She admitted that the show has been an integral part of her career and this decision was not easy. **“This is a big turning point in my life. Thank you everyone for always loving and supporting me,”** Kim Chiu shared, making many viewers emotional.
Is this the end or a new chapter?** Although she resigned from *It’s Showtime*, Kim Chiu has not revealed her next plans. Surely, with her talent and charisma, she will soon return with a bigger project in the future.

Fans are waiting for the next answer from Kim Chiu.** Is her departure a sign of a big change in the actress’s career, or just a temporary move? Let’s wait and see what surprises come next!

‘Well, it’s my last day’: Kim Chiu apologizes for choice of word on ‘Showtime’
MANILA — Kim Chiu appeared to immediately regret her choice of words during the live episode of “It’s Showtime” on Wednesday, prompting her swift apology to the viewers of the noontime program.

Chiu, who was a guest co-host for the day, was interviewing a “Tawag ng Tanghalan” contestant along with Vhong Navarro and Ryan Bang when the incident happened.

In coming up with an impromptu skit inspired by the film “One More Chance,” Bang demonstrated how he would act out being jealous. His expression had the audience and his co-hosts laughing, with Chiu using a Tagalog term to describe Bang’s take as constipated. Without using his microphone, Navarro could be seen reminding Chiu against using the word, causing the actress to say sorry to the show’s director, Bobet Vidanes, and the viewers.

“I said it wrong, I haven’t composed my feelings yet,” Chiu said, appearing guilty as the entire studio laughed.

“Hala, I’m really sorry, Direk Bobet. Hala, this is really my last day. “For all those watching, leave it alone. It’s not there, just imagine it,” she said.

Co-hosts Amy Perez and Mariel Padilla were similarly amused, with the latter joking: “So T’yang Amy, you know “You’re welcome, tomorrow you’ll have a public apology!”

In June 2018, it was the screen veteran who was tasked to publicly apologize on behalf of the program, and particularly a GirlTrends member, for an on-air joke about orphans that had earned criticism.