Aster Amoyo

In 2012, Amoyo became one of the segment hosts of the late night variety show Walang Tulugan with the Master Showman until its conclusion in 2016, after the passing of its host, German Moreno.

After her tenure with OctoArts in December 1999, she helped her Japanese friend Koji Miyashita in putting up his business in the Philippines. Amoyo later then served as Managing Director for the Pilipinas International Marketing Services, Inc. (PIMSI) (later renamed to Key Square, Inc). She started the company in 1997 with just a few staff members but due to her leadership, the numbers grew until the time she retired. While working in the company, she contributed articles for the entertainment magazines called, S Magazine, Inside Showbiz and Celebrity Living which made an indelible mark in the market.

She became known for her work on Rubberman (1996) as guest actor, Wag na wag kang lalayo (1996) and Sanggano (1997) both in charge of its publicity and promotions.

Her career in television hosting started in 1993 with showbiz-oriented talk show Isang Tanong, Isang Sagot together with Anselle Beluso. In 1996, GMA Network tapped her services to host Inside Showbiz.

In 1974, she was taken in as secretary of veteran Public Relations specialist and talent manager Norma Japitana at Vicor Music Corporation. When the recording company moved its office to Aurora Boulevard in Cubao in 1976, she got promoted as Public Relations Assistant. Joining Orly Ilacad, Amoyo formed the OctoArts International in January 1978. Under the said recording company, she helped managed the careers of some of Philippines' pop icons like Eva Eugenio, Boyfriends, Cristy Mendoza, and Imelda Papin. In the 1980s, the recording company spawned the careers of other Filipino singers such as Pops Fernandez, Jamie Rivera, Joey Albert, Francis Magalona, Michael V., and Ogie Alcasid.

Aster Amoyo (born Asteria; May 10, 1964) is a Filipino television host, entertainment writer and talent manager. She currently hosts a YouTube channel TicTalk with Aster Amoyo. She has interviewed president Bongbong Marcos and First-lady Liza Araneta-Marcos.

Amoyo was born on May 10, 1964 in Borongan, Eastern Samar to Bonifacio Amoyo and Maria Salome Amosco. Her parents were both widowed young, having children of their former marriages, before they got together and had children with Aster and her siblings, Meriam and Mario. She finished her high school studies in Eastern Samar and went to Manila afterwards, having took a two-year secretarial course which led her to her showbiz career.