Robbie Jaworski: A Familiar Name But With a New, FRESH Purpose

Parcinq Magazine
2 days ago
2 min read

What does it mean to carry a name everyone already knows, yet still insist on writing your own story?

For Robbie Jaworski, the answer is found in the space between legacy and self-discovery. Born into a family rooted in Philippine sports and politics, he could have let history define him. Instead, Robbie chooses a different path—one where mistakes are his own, victories are earned, and purpose speaks louder than fame.

His journey didn’t start in front of the camera, but in classrooms and offices. From the halls of Ateneo to a handful of entry-level jobs, Robbie learned early what hard work really means.

“I was a minimum-wage earner. I took no shortcuts,” he recalls. Those experiences grounded him, teaching him the value of money and perseverance.

So when showbiz came knocking, Robbie saw it not as an escape but as a challenge. “I want to honor my family’s legacy in my own way,” he says. Guided by faith and family, he makes decisions anchored in balance and purpose. “Personal success isn’t just money,” he adds. “It’s achieving balance in life and finding happiness in sharing your life with others.”

As a newcomer in entertainment, Robbie is learning to juggle work, fame, and family responsibilities while staying true to himself. “Yun talaga yung hinahanap ko sa trabaho ever since—yung pakikisama, teamwork, coming together to build something great for people to see, experience, and enjoy. There’s a lot of fulfillment in that.”

Off-screen, Robbie finds joy in giving back. Through his involvement with JCI and community projects, he discovered how purpose deepens when shared. “Sometimes I think we tend to focus too much on ourselves. I’m also guilty of this. We forget to look at the person next to us,” he admits. That realization became his quiet advocacy: “That’s the cause I’d like to champion—togetherness and just spreading some love.”

Once a kid who dreamed of going pro in basketball, Robbie now channels that same drive into his growing showbiz career. “Being famous, whether through sports or entertainment, is a profession with a platform where my voice can be magnified,” he reflects. “It’s a lot of responsibility and it holds a lot of power—but there’s also a lot of purpose behind it.”

And if his life were a music video? Robbie laughs. “It would be Caye’s Trust Fall, directed by Mae Cruz Alviar.” A fitting choice for someone who’s learning to take leaps of faith—with heart, humor, and the kind of sincerity that makes you want to root for him.

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Photography by Sherie Bolo with Jyllan Bitalac

Assisted by Jacob Reyes

Art Direction by Joe Andy

Styling by Raine Robo

Hair And Grooming by Mycke Arcano

Assisted by Arn Paras

Written by Anya Encarnacion

Shot at Beyond Concept Studio

Robbie wears pieces from Reparer Studio and Plains By Threads

Management: Star Magic Phils

Special Thanks To Frances And Nicole of Star Magic