Cast
| Actor | Role |
| Jolina Magdangal | Apolinaria "Polly" Balumbalunan |
| Marvin Agustin | Albert Sandoval (Natalie's cousin) |
| Jennylyn Mercado | Natalie Young (Albert's cousin) |
| Mark Herras | Sebastian "Baste" Santos |
| Isabel Oli | Wendy |
| Gerald Santos | Gerry Balumbalunan (Polly's younger brother) |
| Jonalyn Viray | Jenny de Castro |
| Alfred Vargas | Sebastian "Seb" Santos (Natalie's arranged fiancee and husband-to-be) |
| Tirso Cruz III | Edward Young |
| William Martinez | Joaquin Santos |
| Carmi Martin | Diane Young |
| Yayo Aguila | Susan Santos |
| Caridad Sanchez | Lola Juliana |
| Mike Tan | Jero |
| LJ Reyes | Ponyang |
| Gabby Eigenmann | Paul Young |
| Krizzy Jareño | Shayne Young |
| Kirby de Jesus | Sunshine |
| Neil Ferreira | Billy |
| Raymon Salvador | Kapitan Harabas |
| Tetchie Agbayani | Poly's mother |
| Tess Bomb | Ate Ging |
| Arnell Ignacio | Chichi Florence LaRoux |
| Jocas de Leon | Polly's hotel supervisor in New York |
| Tiya Pusit | Tita Esther |
| Craig Scribner | Immigration Officer |
The soap features cameo appearances by Joey de Leon, Allan K. and Sugar of "Eat Bulaga's laban o bawi". Likewise, Joey's daughter Jocas de Leon has a small part in the series as Jolina's hotel supervisor. In the later part of the show, Pinoy Pop Superstar grand champions, Gerald Santos (from Season 2) and Jonalyn Viray (from Season 1) were included.
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