Beatrice Lovelia’s TikTok bio fits her whole life into four emojis and four letters: the Philippine flag, a microphone, a camera and “BSN, RN.” She is a singer, a content creator and a registered nurse, and on TikTok the singing has taken off: about 51,800 followers, 3.8 million likes, and one acoustic cover that passed 2.6 million views.
At a glance
- Name: Beatrice Lovelia
- Roots: Filipina
- Day job: Registered nurse (BSN, RN)
- Sound: Acoustic covers: pop, R&B, OPM and worship
- Biggest video: Karol G and Bruno Mars’ “Still,” 2.6M+ views
- TikTok: @beatricelovelia
Who is Beatrice Lovelia?
Beatrice is a Filipina singer who posts stripped-down covers, usually just her voice and an acoustic guitar. She has been on TikTok since 2021 and has posted close to 500 videos. Between songs she shares the rest of her life too: makeup routines, books she is reading, family road trips, and a recent trip back to the Philippines she captioned “Back in the motherland.” Her posts also show her around San Francisco and the Bay Area.
Her bio adds one more line most singers don’t have: “BSN, RN.” Beatrice is a registered nurse, and the music happens around that work.
What is Beatrice Lovelia’s viral cover?
In August 2026, weeks after Karol G and Bruno Mars released their duet “Still,” Beatrice posted an acoustic version with the caption “I love this song so much already.” Viewers agreed. It has passed 2.6 million views and 178,000 likes, by far her biggest video.
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What else does Beatrice sing?
Her covers range widely. She has posted Dolly Parton and Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” (“Tribute to the women who made this song great”), two takes on Miguel’s “Sure Thing,” Tori Kelly’s version of “Colors of the Wind,” Michael Pangilinan’s OPM favorite “It Might Be You,” Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Ella Langley and the Backstreet Boys. She is honest about the process too, captioning one early clip, “My guitar skills were still catching up to my voice.”
Does Beatrice Lovelia sing worship music?
Yes, and some of her most-liked recent videos are worship songs, including an Elevation Worship cover she shared with “have a blessed week everyone!” Another, built around the lyric she calls “one of the best bridges,” drew more than 28,000 views and 6,000 likes in October.
Why we are featuring Beatrice Lovelia
Beatrice doesn’t have a record deal or a release yet. What she has is a clear voice, a guitar and a growing audience that shows up for her every time she presses record, alongside a nursing career. A 2.6 million-view cover is usually where a bigger story starts. We would like to be early to it.
Where to find Beatrice Lovelia
- TikTok: @beatricelovelia
- Email: loveliabea@gmail.com
Frequently asked questions
Who is Beatrice Lovelia?
Beatrice Lovelia is a Filipina singer who posts acoustic covers and worship songs on TikTok as @beatricelovelia, where she has about 51,800 followers and 3.8 million likes. Her bio also lists her as a registered nurse (BSN, RN).
What is Beatrice Lovelia’s most popular video?
Her acoustic cover of Karol G and Bruno Mars’ “Still,” posted in August 2026. It has passed 2.6 million views and 178,000 likes.
Is Beatrice Lovelia a nurse?
Yes. Her TikTok bio lists “BSN, RN,” a nursing degree and registered nurse license.
What songs does Beatrice Lovelia cover?
Pop, R&B, OPM and worship songs, including “I Will Always Love You,” Miguel’s “Sure Thing,” “Colors of the Wind,” “It Might Be You” and Taylor Swift songs, usually with her own acoustic guitar.
How do I contact Beatrice Lovelia?
Her TikTok bio lists loveliabea@gmail.com.
Vianka Petines is a sharp, versatile writer with a gift for creative flair and the colorful details that make an artist’s story come alive. One of The LA Note’s most prolific contributors, she covers music and entertainment across the board. Away from the keyboard, she’s happiest helping her family and playing with her pets.
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