Kaso sa ‘Pinas, iniwan… RHIAN, BAKASYON-GRANDE SA SOKOR

ni Julie Bonifacio @Winner | May 14, 2026

Photo: IG _whianwamos

Bakasyon-grande si Rhian Ramos sa South Korea (SoKor), pero hindi naman niya ini-reveal kung sino ang kasama niya roon. 

Sunud-sunod ang post sa Instagram (IG) ng aktres.

Sa caption niya sa unang IG post pagdating niya sa SK, nakakaintriga agad ang tirada ni Rhian.

Caption ni Rhian, “Flew to Korea, not coming back any time soon.”

Kung magtatagal si Rhian sa ibang bansa, ano’ng mangyayari sa mga kasong kinakaharap niya rito? Unless na-settle na lahat ito privately.

May nagdududa na baka sumali si Rhian sa Running Man Philippines (RMP) sa Korea.

Kuda ng netizen, “Magiging runner na rin ba sa Running Man PH? Chz (joke)? Enjoy Korea, infinite star.”

Talaga ba?

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Founder, inaresto ng NBI… 

EDU, UMAMING CONTRIBUTOR SA PGMN PERO WALANG BAYAD

Ibinulgar na ni Edu Manzano na hindi lang ang kanyang girlfriend na si Ann Cuisia ang anchor sa controversial na Peanut Gallery Media Network (PGMN), kundi pati pala si Edu mismo ay involved din sa PGMN.

Kamakailan ay inaresto ang CEO at founder ng PGMN na si Franco Mabanta ng mga taga-National Bureau of Investigation (NBI). But as of this writing, nakawala na si Franco mula sa kustodiya ng NBI.

Inanunsiyo ni Edu ang kanyang partisipasyon sa PGMN sa kanyang post sa Instagram (IG). At the same time, pinag-isang official statement na rin nila ni Ann ang nakalagay sa caption ng latest IG post ng ama ni Luis Manzano.

Sey ni Edu, “We write this to simply clarify our role and where we stand.

“We contributed to PGMN because we believed in what it uniquely offered ... a platform for free speech. It gave us a space where we could speak in our own voice, carry our own scripts and express our views without biased censorship.

“That mattered to us.”

Volunteer content contributors daw sila ni Ann at hindi mga journalists. Hindi rin daw sila mga empleyado. 

Wala rin silang kontrata, sahod, talent fee (TF) at commercial arrangement.

Laman pa ng official statement nina Edu at Ann, “We gave our time, voices and content because we believed Filipinos should be able to speak, question and take part in public discourse without fear.

“For us, this was responsible civic engagement. As citizens, professionals and parents, we understand that the quality of our public systems affects everyone... families, workers, businesses, institutions and the future our children will inherit.

“We also genuinely enjoyed working with many fellow contributors who came in with the same patriotic heart and noble intent. Many gave their time in good faith and at zero cost. We showed up because we cared about the country and our people.

“Amid all the noise, we hope that part is not forgotten.

“We are not issuing this statement to judge, condemn or throw anyone under the bus. Matters of guilt or innocence belong to the proper legal process.

“We speak only for ourselves, in defense of our own character, credibility and sincere desire to help our country in whatever way we can.

“The principle that brought us there should be louder than the noise we hear today. Free speech, carried with responsibility, courage and love of country, is critical.

“Free speech has no price tag. Volunteerism has no price tag. And we remain our own voice.”

‘Yun naman pala!