Ang Mutya ng Section E ending explained: Jay Jay chooses Keifer with a kiss – Here's what happens in the final episode
Ang Mutya ng Section E ending explained: The Filipino teen drama "Ang Mutya ng Section E" (The Jewel of Section E) ended its 16 episodes on April 24, 2025. It is based on Lara Flores famous Wattpad story. The last episode shows a strong love triangle between Jay-Jay, Keifer, and Yuri. At a New Year's party, which also celebrates a family business deal, Jay-Jay and Yuri get engaged.
But Keifer tells Jay-Jay about his real feelings in an emotional elevator scene. They share a kiss, and Jay-Jay feels confused but picks Keifer in the end. The story finishes with Keifer promising to fight for Jay-Jay's love. Yuri does not know about their secret love, hinting at more drama in the future.
To Ang Mutya ng Section E, thank you for the memories, the butterflies, and the lessons. What a ride it's been with Andres as Keifer and Ashtine as Jayjay. Your portrayals had us hooked from start to finish. pic.twitter.com/i65x1BoDLL
Ang Mutya ng Section E episode 16 spoiler and recap
The last episode, called The Engagement, begins with Jay-Jay waking up and trying to remember what happened at Keifer's Christmas party. Later, she and her family go to a New Year's party. It is also Yuri's birthday and a celebration of a business deal between the Fernandez and Hanamitchi families. The party takes a shocking turn when Yuri announces he will be engaged to Jay-Jay—something she didn't know about.
Even though she feels heartbroken, Jay-Jay agrees to the engagement to help her family, as she finds out their company is going bankrupt. Still, her strong feelings for Keifer are not settled.
To Ang Mutya ng Section E, thank you for the memories, the butterflies, and the lessons. What a ride it's been with Andres as Keifer and Ashtine as Jayjay. Your portrayals had us hooked from start to finish. pic.twitter.com/i65x1BoDLL
Ang Mutya ng Section E: Keifer's confession and Jay-Jay's choice
Keifer, who had initially planned to keep his distance due to a complicated past and a revenge plan, ultimately confesses his feelings for Jay-Jay during the engagement party. In a romantic elevator scene, he questions Jay-Jay about her true feelings, expressing his desire to put himself before his best friend Yuri for once.
In the emotional climax, Keifer pulls Jay-Jay aside just before the New Year countdown and openly declares his love. Jay-Jay responds by kissing him, signaling that she has chosen to listen to her heart over the arranged engagement.
Is there going to be a season 2 of Ang Mutya ng Section E?
While Jay-Jay's kiss with Keifer confirms her choice, the future of her engagement to Yuri is still unclear. This leaves fans wanting more. The final episode shows there are still many tensions and open questions. It hints that the story isn't over yet, keeping hopes alive for a possible Season 2. As of now, Viva Studios has not officially confirmed a second season of Ang Mutya ng Section E.
Where to watch Ang Mutya ng Section E online?
Ang Mutya ng Section E stars Ashtine Olviga as Jay-Jay, Andres Muhlach as Keifer, and Rabin Angeles as Yuri. The series is available for streaming on Viva One, where it has gained a massive following for its heartfelt storytelling and compelling performances.
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