Angillyn Gorens spoke against her former partner, Buboy Villar, accusing the latter of not doing his obligation as the father of their two children.

In an interview, Angilyn said that she had no problem with the new partner of Buboy at first, but she couldn’t stop herself from speaking now due to the lack of financial support they were receiving from the actor.

“Okay naman kami nu’ng una, pinakilala niya nga buntis na. Nag-usap-usap kami nang personal nu’ng last year nu’ng buntis pa si [Sampiano], sinabihan pa nga namin alagaan niya, e,” Gorens said.

“Kaya nga lang, nu’ng lumabas na ang bata, binawasan ang sustento. Hindi na siya nakakadalaw sa mga bata, wala na siyang oras sa kanila. Ginagamit lang nila sa interview o content nilang dalawa.” she added.

Angilyn said that the current financial support being sent by Buboy was not enough to sustain the lifestyle of their children.

“Hindi talaga kasya ang sustentong binibigay niya ngayon gawa ng parehas ‘yung mga anak namin nag-aaral na, at private school. And they both have yayas gawa ng sobrang tanda na ng magulang ko, nasa 70s na sila,” she stated.

As of writing, Buboy has yet to give his response to Angilyn.

Television host Vic Sotto admitted that they already have guesses about the possible people who funded the creation of director Darryl Yap’s movie about the life of Pepsi Paloma.

In an interview, Sotto refused to name such personalities, saying they wanted to provide enough evidence before naming them.

It can be recalled that Sotto blocked the premier of Yap’s movie, which he claimed to tarnish his reputation.

Sotto and other individuals were accused several decades ago of taking advantage of Paloma.

There were reports that the movie was politically motivated, as it was supposed to be shown during the campaign period.

As a result of the lawsuit, the court ordered Yap to stop posting any materials about the movie and also hold its premier.

Vlogger and Police Officer Patrolman Francis Steve Fontillas was still being monitored by Quezon City Police District (QCPD) to determine if he was facing mental health problems.

According to QCPD Police Capt. Febie Madrid, Fontillas, has a history of mental health problems in 2023.

“Mayroon na rin naging issue sa mga mood swing niya way back in 2023. May mga naging issue na dito sa previous unit niya two years ago,” Madrid said.

She stated that Fontillas was reassigned to administrative duties as he was still being monitored by the PNP’s health unit.

“Kaya po siya dinetail sa admin at nakafurther detail sa health unit para mamonitor ang kanyang health issue kung mayroon mayroon siyang mental health issue na tinatawag,” she said.

“We have to help our personnel pag ganyan, tinulungan siya,” she added.

Madrid revealed that Fontillas filed for a two-week emergency leave, so his break from March 6 to March 19 was considered an absence.

However, as of writing, Fontillas never stopped posting about his opinion, saying that many men in uniform have the same sentiments as him.

“PILIPINAS, WAG KAYONG MAWALAN NG PAG-ASA. NAPAKARAMI NAMING MGA MEN IN UNIFORM NA LUMALABAN PARA IKAKAAYOS NG BANSA NATIN. NINE OUT OF TEN ANG MGA PABOR SA ATIN. AKO LANG YUNG VOCAL. TAHIMIK LANG ANG MGA IBA PERO SILA MISMO ANG NAGCHA-CHAT SA AKIN PARA IPARATING ANG KANILANG SUPORTA,” he said.

Pro-Duterte blogger Krizette Laureta Chu went viral on social media after she made a public apology on her post for calling the government ‘t*nga’ in one of her posts.

During the Congressional hearing conducted by Tri-Comm on the proliferation of disinformation, Manila 6th District Rep. Benny Abante grilled Chu on some of the posts she published online.

Chu argued that she was only trying to exercise her freedom of expression on social media.

“Respectfully, Mr. Chair, those are my feelings,” Chu said.

However, Abante insisted that Chu’s statement could be considered fake news.

Abante then demanded Chu to apologize, which the latter heeded.

“I demand that you apologize,” said Abante.

“I apologize for saying the word ‘t*nga’ on my post,” Chu responded.

Another blogger, MJ Reyes Quiambao, also received a warning from Abante, saying that he would make a motion to cite her in contempt if she would not apologize for calling the EJK cases a ‘hoax.

“If you don’t apologize right now, or I am going to make a motion to cite you in contempt,” said Abante.

The lawmaker even made remarks calling the bloggers ‘t*nga’ during the hearing, but it was already removed from the record as it was considered unparliamentary.

Philippine National Police (PNP) Spokesperson PBGEN Jean Fajardo revealed that they were planning to subject Patrolman Francis Steve Fontillas to a neuropsychiatric exam to know the reason for his posts online.

It can be recalled that Fontillas went viral on social media after he posted several messages against President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and his superiors over the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte.

He even encouraged other policemen to show dissent against the PNP.

In a statement, Fajardo said that Fontillas’ post might indicate a sign of a mental health problem.

“Makikita mo naman at mararamdaman sa kanyang mga pananalita na hindi ito ordinaryong police na gusto lang magpahayag ng kanyang damdamin,” said Fajardo.

“He is challenging the duly constituted authorities and ito ang tintingnan natin ngayon … at dinodocument natin lahat ‘yan at para ang isang police na patrolman challenging not only the PNP leadership pati na rin ‘yung ating Pangulo, at hindi natin ito mapapalagpas,” she added.

According to QCPD, Fontillas had been AWOL for a week despite the officer claiming that his leave of absence from March 6 to 19 was approved.

After almost five years since revealing her ties with Arnold Clavio, Sarah Balabagan-Sereno addressed her former boyfriend again because of the criticism made by the Kapuso journalist against former President Rodrigo Duterte.

In a Facebook post, Sarah reminded Arnold about the power of prayers, saying that she was also saved by it.

It could be traced back to when she faced capital punishment in the United Arab Emirates from 1994 to 1997 for defending herself from the attempt of her employer to take advantage of her.

It can be recalled that due to the collective efforts of the Filipinos and the government, Sarah’s capital punishment was lowered to 1-year imprisonment and 100 cane strokes.

Sarah also openly accused Arnold of grooming and taking advantage of her.

“Arnold Huwag mong maliitin Ang power ng UNITY PRAYERS! “the prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective” is James 5:16. Ako mismo ay bunga ng unity prayers ng mga Filipino. Pero pinagsamantalahan mo lang at inuto!” she said.

Her statement was her response to Arnold’s post, questioning the prayer rallies organized by some groups for a man who doesn’t believe in God.

In 2020, Sarah revealed that Arnold impregnated her when they had a secret relationship.

Arnold was the one who was covering the story of Sarah at that time, which resulted to them to become close.

“Ang ama po ng panangay ko ay, yes, si Arnold Clavio po. Siya po ang ama ng panganay ko. Sa lahat po ng nakakakilala kay Arnold Clavio personally, alam niyo po kung gaano po siya kakengkoy—hindi lamang po yung mukha niya, pati yung talagang sense of humor niya,” she said.

“Kahit umiiyak ako, nalulungkot ako, napapatawa niya ako. Just imagine na galing ako sa kulungan kung gaano ako ka-vulnerable noon. Pero hindi ko po idya-justify kung anong nagawa ko po,” she added.

GMA News journalist Mariz Umali admitted that she was the reporter who could be heard in a viral video taken when former Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea was being brought to the hospital.

The video circulated on different social media platforms had a caption included that transcribed what Mariz was saying as ‘Tignan mo ‘yung Matanda.’

However, Mariz said that she didn’t refer the former Executive Secretary and legal counsel of former President Rodrigo Duterte as ‘matanda.’

The journalist also said that the video was taken while they were reviewing the footage they took when Medialdea was being carried to an ambulance, showing the lawyer peeking at Mariz before closing his eyes again.

“A certain vlogger has circulated a post containing my voice, claiming that I referred to Former Executive Secretary Medialdea as “matanda” while he was on a stretcher. This interpretation is inaccurate. What I actually said was, “Tingnan mo yung ‘mata niya’ (Medialdea), nakabukas siya nung una pero nung nakita niya ako, pinikit.” Mariz said.

“At that time, I, along with our stringer, was reviewing an exclusive footage of Former Executive Secretary Medialdea being taken out of the penitentiary on a stretcher. My observation was purely about his eyes—how they were initially open but closed upon seeing me during my attempt to interview him,” she added.

Mariz’s followers also believed that the journalist was only misheard and the subtitles included on the video added to the spread of misinformation.

“I want to be clear that no disrespect was intended toward Former Executive Secretary Medialdea. I hope this clarification helps set the record straight,” she stated.

 

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