Camille Jensen Hirro, professionally known as CJ Hirro, is a multifaceted Filipino celebrity, journalist, and former beauty queen. Beyond her academic and media credentials, she is also recognized for her unconventional roles as a ghostwriter for high-profile politicians, a filmmaker, and a volunteer firefighter—making her one of the few women in the Philippines to serve in the latter capacity.
Personal Information
Name –> Camille Jensen Hirro
Birth Date –> October 19, 1987 (Age )
Hometown –> Lubao, Pampanga, Philippines
Height –> N/A
College –> University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman
Degree –> AB Communication Arts (Cum Laude)
Pageantry and Early Fame
CJ Hirro first entered the national spotlight through her successful run in beauty pageants, where she was famously dubbed the “first short-haired Filipina beauty queen” to win a major title. Her notable pageant history includes:
Miss Global 2016: She represented the Philippines on the international stage and was named 1st Runner-Up.
Miss Global Philippines 2016: She won the national title, besting 22 other candidates.
Mutya ng Pilipinas 2012: She was a finalist in this prestigious national competition.
Mutya ng Kapampangan 2009: She served as the 2nd Runner-Up in her home province’s regional pageant.
Career in Media and Journalism
Following her pageant success, Hirro transitioned into a robust career in journalism and broadcasting. She has served as a news anchor and TV host for various networks, including Net 25 and SMNI News, where she hosted programs such as EZ Shop Taumbahay and contributed to news segments. Her versatility in media is also reflected in her work behind the camera as a filmmaker; her short horror film, Kulob, was a finalist in the 3rd Philippine Graphic Fiction Awards. Additionally, she has made cameo appearances in television series such as TV5’s Trenderas and ABS-CBN’s Dream Dad.
Recent News about CJ Hirro
As of early May 2026, CJ Hirro has been at the center of a high-profile legal controversy. She was identified by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) as a “person of interest” in an alleged P300 million extortion attempt involving a prominent political figure. While she has primarily focused her public life on her career as a journalist and her faith as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, her recent involvement in these investigative proceedings has drawn significant national media attention. She continues to be recognized for her articulate public speaking and her history as a “ghostwriter” for columnists and government officials, showcasing a unique blend of intellectual and celebrity influence.
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