Michelle Dee is a doll in 'Reyna' Pride Version; Melanie Marquez cameos
This Barbie is a Reyna!
Michelle Dee tapped on her inner doll for the Pride Version of her debut single, 'Reyna.'
The new music video featured the actress and beauty queen in bright outfits, getting all dolled up in a colorful neighborhood.
To add to the fun, Michelle's mother, Melanie Marquez also made a cameo in the music video and danced to the choreography.
'Reyna' dropped in March. It reached Spotify's Viral Songs Philippines chart in April.
Michelle performed the song at various events including the Bench Body of Work fashion show and the drag artist venue O Bar.
She is set to perform the song at Pride PH's LOVE3LABAN or Pride Festival in UP Diliman on Saturday. —Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News
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