Personal life

Family

Kim Atienza is married to Felicia Hung,[3] and they have three children: Jose III, Eliana, and Emman.
Atienza is the president and founding member of Chinese International School Manila (CISM). Kim
Atienza is an avid marathoner, triathlete and cyclist. Politician Lito Atienza is Atienza's father, while
politicians Ali Atienza and Maile Atienza are his siblings.

Health and recovery

Atienza had a stroke in 2010.[12] In 2013, he was diagnosed to have Guillain–Barré syndrome, a rare
disease that attacks the nervous system. Atienza totally recovered and has since finished several
marathons, 70.3 Ironman and full Ironman races. He continues to compete and lead his age group to
this day.[20][21]

Filmography

Television

Muscles in Motion (1987) (RPN)

Sports Review (1991–1993) (RPN)

Daimos (1993) (IBC-13) as Kazuya Ryuzaki (Richard Hartford) (Voice Dubber)

Hikari Sentai Maskman (1989–1990) (ABS-CBN) (1993–1998) (replayed in IBC-13) as Takeru (renamed as
Michael Joe) (Voice Dubber)

Ultraman Ace (1993) (ABS-CBN) as Captain Mura (Voice Dubber)

Magma Man (1993) (ABS-CBN) as Misakey (Voice Dubber).

Voltes V (1999) (GMA) as Kenichi Go (Steve Armstrong) (Voice Dubber)

Umagang Kay Ganda (2007–2009) – host (ABS-CBN)

Kapamilya, Deal or No Deal (2007) (ABS-CBN) – Celebrity player (won the one-million-peso briefcase)

TV Patrol (2006–2021) – weatherman/Weather-Weather Lang and Kaunting Kaalaman segment anchor

(ABS-CBN)

Entertainment Live (2008–2012) – Co-Host (ABS-CBN)

Matanglawin (2008–2020) – Host (ABS-CBN)

It's Showtime (formerly called as Showtime) (2009–2016; 2019–2020) – Co-host (ABS-CBN)

Magpasikat (2010) – Co-host (ABS-CBN)

Barangay DOS! (2011) - Host (ABS-CBN)

24 Oras (2021) – segment anchor (GMA Network)

Dapat Alam Mo! (2021-present) – host (GTV & GMA Network)

Mars Pa More (2021-2022) – Co-host (GMA Network)

TiktoClock (2022-present) – Co-host (GMA Network)

Film

Shake, Rattle & Roll 15: Flight 666 (2014) – Kuya Kim's 1st MMFF Movie

Here Comes the Bride (2010) special participation

Wapakman (2009)

Astig (2009)

Saan Nagtatago Si Happiness (2006) – Kuya Kim's 1st Movie as Tim

Radio

Sakto (DZMM) (2018–2020)

Awards

29th Star Awards for Television Best Education Program Host – for Matanglawin

28th Star Awards for Television Best Education Program Host – for Matanglawin

26th Star Awards for Television Best Education or Children's Program Host – for Matanglawin

25th Star Awards for Television Best Educational Program Host – for Matanglawin

24th Star Awards for Television Best Educational Program Host – for Matanglawin

22nd Star Awards for Television Best Educational Program Host – for Matanglawin

32nd Star Awards for Television Best Educational Program Host – for Matanglawin

26th Star Awards for Television Best Game or Reality Show Host – for It's Showtime

2015 KBP Golden Dove Awards for Best Children's Show – for Matanglawin

2008 KBP Golden Dove Awards for Best Children's Show – for Matanglawin

2007 KBP Golden Dove Awards for Best Children's Show – for Matanglawin

2015 Golden Screen Awards for Outstanding Natural History Wildlife Program Host and Show – for
Matanglawin

2012 Golden Screen Awards for Outstanding Natural History Wildlife Program Host and Show – for
Matanglawin

2011 Golden Screen Awards for Outstanding Natural History Wildlife Program Host and Show – for
Matanglawin
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Kim Atienza's Birth Certificate

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Santos, Tomas (September 25, 2010). "Year with the Tigers". Varsitarian. Retrieved August 15, 2022.

Mariano, Diane (October 4, 2021). "Meet the #KuyaNgBayan, Kim Atienza!". Retrieved August 15, 2022.

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4, 2016.

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