Fresh from a historic finale, Caprice Cayetano is stepping into life beyond the famous house with a focus that goes beyond personal celebration.
The newly crowned Big Winner of Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition 2.0 revealed that her P1 million prize will not be spent solely on herself, with a portion set aside to help those in need.
“Gusto ko rin po i-save and makatulong din po sa mga tao na nangangailangan din nun,” she said in an interview with GMA News.
Among the causes close to her heart is the Little Ark Foundation, which supports underprivileged Filipino children battling serious illnesses. For Caprice, the win presents an opportunity not only to secure her future but to extend hope to others.
Gratitude after the spotlight
Hours after the finale, Caprice took to social media to reflect on the overwhelming support she received.
“Una sa lahat, hindi ko po inakala ang mga nakita ko kagabi. Hindi ko rin in-e-expect ang support na natatanggap ko ngayon kaya sobra po akong nagpapasalamat,” she shared.
Her message echoed the optimism and gratitude that viewers saw throughout her stay inside the house.
“Sa lahat ng kabataang Pinoy, let’s always look at the bright side of life!”
A finale that united fandoms
The season’s Big Night ended with Caprice emerging victorious alongside Kapamilya artist Lella Ford, marking one of the most talked-about conclusions in the show’s collaborative era.
Completing the rankings were:
• Second Big Placers: Heath Jornales and Krystal Mejes
• Third Big Placers: Ashley Sarmiento and Joaquin Arce
• Fourth Placers: Princess Aliyah and Miguel Vergara
Since its launch in October 2025, the edition gained attention for its weekly challenges, emotional story arcs and celebrity appearances that sustained viewer engagement. The house also produced fan-favorite pairings that fueled online conversations.
For Caprice, however, the victory represents more than a title.
Her decision to give back reflects the values she displayed throughout the competition — empathy, gratitude and perspective — signaling that for the new Big Winner, the prize carries responsibility as much as celebration.