It seems that Lexter Castro, a.k.a Boy Dila, was present during the Wattah Wattah Festival 2025 in San Juan City, one year after he became infamous for pouring water on a motorcycle rider.

Many netizens expected that Castro would not participate in this year’s Wattah Wattah following the charges he faced after allegedly catcalling a minor last month.

However, on June 23, 2025, Jayson Luzadas featured Castro in his show ‘Pinoy Pawnstars’ where the latter sold the water gun he used during the infamous incident last year.

In an interview, Castro said that she only gained his temporary freedom after posting bail.

Luzadas even joked that Castro was selling the water gun because the latter needed the money for his temporary liberty.

After several negotiations, Boss Toyo bought the water gun for P8,500.

Boss Toyo was planning to display the water gun in his planned museum.

Meanwhile, netizens were waiting to see if Castro would participate in this year’s Wattah Wattah, where the City Government of San Juan implemented new regulations due to his actions.

Jam Magno was in hot water after a businesswoman finally made her move after months of being silent over the alleged unpaid debt of the influencer to her.

Since last year, Magno has been accused of having a debt estimated to have piled up to ₱200,000 cash and ₱240,000 worth of products owed to Sy Glow CEO Lou Neria Putian.

Putian didn’t made any statement for years, until Magno started to talk about the issue and allegedly badmouthed the businesswoman.

“Kalma, hindi ako traydor. Kayo ‘yon,” said Magno. “Kayo raw ang mayaman pero ang ingay ninyo para sa 240k. Patunayan ninyong inutang ko ‘yan at ibibigay ko sa inyo nang pa-lima-limang sentimo. Tignan natin,”

Without directly naming Magno, Putian started to release a series of posts on her social media page.

“Sino ang mas mayabang? Ang taong nagsisikap o ang taong panay ang solicit? Hindi ba kayo nahihiya manlait ng itsura? Ang ganda-ganda ko’t sexy, tapos lalaitin niyo lang ako na parang t*e,” Putian wrote.

“Hoy, sumikat ang brand ko nang wala ka! Palagi kaming sold-out nang hindi ko ginamit ang pangalan mo! Ang kapal ng mukha mo! Kumita ka ng kalahating milyon sakin tapos tatawagin mo lang akong hayop? Tapos luha at sama ng loob lang igaganti mo?! Makarma ka sana,” she added.

Putian also said talked about someone who asked for favor or money to politicians and businesswoman like her.

“Nanghihingi ka pala sa mga politiko!!!! At kapag wala silang maibigay, sa mga CEO ka naman pupunta!!! YUCKSSS! KADIRI! EWWW!” she stated.

The woman who went viral on social media because of her stunt in one of the branches of a popular convenience store chain finally revealed herself.

In an interview, Vivian Bravo Vinuya, a resident of Arayat, Pampanga, said she didn’t mind the negative reaction she received on social media after she went inside an ice freezer of one of the branches of Alfamart.

“Bahala sila. Sanay na ako kung saan ,kung anong sinasabi nila sa akin. ‘Yung iba totoo, ‘yung iba hindi. Kaplasikan na lang,” she said.

She also insisted that she was clean and newly bathed when she entered the freezer.

“Hindi dirty ‘yun. Nakaplastik nga, ‘di ba? Pag nakabukas ‘yun, saka lang madumi na. So kung alam niyo pala? Kung alam lang namin, binili na namin ‘yun, pinasikat pa namin, ‘di ba?” she stated.

Vivian also made a sarcastic message to Alfamart amid the charges she might face from the company.

“Pasensya na. Kung nagawa ko man ‘yun, try again. Try again ulit,” she said.

In a statement they released several days ago, Alfamart mulled legal actions against Vivian.

“Please understand that we are compelled to pursue legal action against those responsible for the improper use of our store equipment. This also extends to any other individuals who may imitate or adopt similar behavior, as it is crucial for us to protect our company’s brand and reputation,” the company statement read.

“We also wish to assure the public that upon discovering the incident, we took swift action. All ice products were immediately removed, the storage equipment was thoroughly cleaned and sanitized, and new ice products were replaced,” they added.