Sue Ramirez, nag-react sa pahayag ni Alvin Aragon ukol sa pag-resign ni Izzy Trazona sa SexBomb

• Sue Ramirez drew online attention after reacting to statements made by Alvin Aragon regarding why Izzy Trazona left the dance group SexBomb
• The remark came from a post by ABS-CBN News that highlighted Alvin’s earlier radio interview
• The interview was conducted on DZAR, where he explained that Izzy’s departure was tied to her religious journey
• Sue responded in the comments, saying being part of the dance group shouldn’t be seen as wrong and highlighting homophobia and transphobia as bigger issues

Actress Sue Ramirez recently drew attention online after reacting to a statement made by Alvin Aragon regarding the resignation of Izzy Trazona from the iconic girl group SexBomb in 2009.

The remark came from a post shared by ABS-CBN News featuring Alvin’s statements from a DZAR radio interview. The post included an art card showing Alvin’s explanation about Izzy’s decision to step away from the group and the reason behind it.

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In the quoted statement shown on the art card, Alvin, a former StarStruck season one alum, said: “Sino ang nagpa-resign [kay Izzy Trazona] sa SexBomb? Ang Panginoon noong naging Christian si Izzy. Pinag-resign ng Lord. Sabi ni Lord kay Izzy, 'Come, follow me. I will make you fishers of men.' Nag-obey si Izzy do'n.”

The caption of the ABS-CBN News post further clarified his position, stating: “Nilinaw ni Alvin Aragon na sinunod ng asawang si Izzy Trazona ang utos ng Diyos kaya umalis sa grupong SexBomb. Iginiit niyang ang pagbibitiw ay hindi naimpluwensiyahan ng kanilang relasyon.”

Sue later went to the comments section of the post and shared her reaction. She wrote: “Na para bang kasalanan maging sexbomb????” — suggesting criticism of the idea that being part of the group is something wrong.

She then added: “Mas kasalanan kaya maging homophobic at transphobic” — pointing instead to homophobia and transphobia as more serious issues.

Her comment quickly gained traction among netizens, with some users replying and sharing their opinions. As of this writing, Sue has not issued a longer follow-up statement beyond her public comment, and Alvin has not directly responded to her reaction.

Izzy Trazona was a key member of the SexBomb Dancers, the Philippines’ iconic girl group of the 2000s. Gaining fame through Eat Bulaga, the group’s music and choreography became a cultural touchstone.

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In an interview on Abante’s “Jigo Live,” Alvin Aragon criticized Bulacan Vice Governor Alex Castro for allowing his wife, Sunshine Garcia, to perform at the SexBomb reunion concert. According to Alvin, it is a husband’s duty to protect his wife from the attention of other men, especially regarding her attire on stage. The StarStruck alum also shared his strong stance on faith and respect for his wife, Izzy Trazona, which he has upheld since they became engaged.

Alvin also openly expressed his disagreement with his stepdaughter Sofia, formerly known as Andrei Trazona, being a trans woman. The actor said that his statements were based on his interpretation of what is written in the Bible. He also clarified that, as a parent, he only wants to guide his child’s path to prevent harm in the future. His remarks, particularly those involving matters of faith, drew a wide range of reactions from netizens.

Source: KAMI.com.gh