Edu Manzano on fast-approaching Christmas: “Hustisya lang talaga ang laging late”

Published 14 Nov 2025 at 12:11 AM

by Triz Pereña

3 min read

Edu Manzano took to social media on Thursday to comment on the slow pace of justice amid allegations of corruption
He shared posts on Instagram Stories and his feed, pairing his message with festive and reflective music to highlight the contrast between the holiday season and the gravity of the issue
Edu’s captions emphasized his call for accountability, resonating with public frustration over government spending and perceived delays in holding officials responsible
Known for his candid and witty social commentary, his latest posts combined humor with a pointed critique of systemic delays in justice

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Edu Manzano shared a striking social media post on Thursday, November 13, commenting on the state of justice in the country amid discussions over alleged corruption in flood control projects.

Edu Manzano on fast-approaching Christmas: “Hustisya lang talaga ang laging late” — Edu Manzano (@realedumanzano)
Source: Instagram

On his Instagram Stories, the veteran actor and television host wrote: “43 days before Christmas. Grabe, ang bilis ng pasko… hustisya lang talaga ang laging late.”

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The post appeared against a plain pink background and featured the background music “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year” by Shin Giwon Piano, giving a bittersweet contrast between the festive tone of the song and the weight of his message.

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Shortly after, Edu shared the same message on his Instagram feed, this time accompanied by the instrumental piece “The Prayer” by Relaxing Piano Man. In the caption, he wrote:

“All I want for Christmas ….. Ang may makulong!!!”

He also added the hashtags #katarungan and #paababaao, emphasizing his call for justice and accountability.

The actor’s post came as public outrage continued over alleged anomalies in flood control projects and questions surrounding government spending. While Edu did not directly refer to any specific case or official, many netizens interpreted his remarks as a commentary on the slow pace of justice and perceived lack of accountability in corruption issues.

Known for his wit and straightforwardness, Edu has often used social media to express his views on social and political issues. His latest posts balanced humor and frustration — contrasting the anticipation for the Christmas season with a sobering reminder that, as he put it, “hustisya lang talaga ang laging late.”

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Edu Manzano is an actor, comedian, politician, and the television host of game shows such as The Weakest Link, Pilipinas, Game KNB?, 1 vs. 100, and Asar Talo Lahat Panalo. He has long been known for his intelligence, humor, and outspokenness on social issues. He used to be in a relationship with actress Vilma Santos. They have a son in show business – Luis Manzano. Edu was previously in a relationship with actress Cherry Pie Picache, and though they have since parted ways, they remain on good terms and continue to show mutual respect.

In a previous report by KAMI, Edu Manzano mourned the untimely passing of award-winning Filipina chef Margarita Forés. He took to Instagram to pay a heartfelt tribute to her late dear friend. The actor published a reel containing photos and clips of Chef Margarita’s beautiful moments when she was alive. Along with the heartwarming reel, Edu wrote an earnest message to the renowned chef and restaurateur. Edu also expressed how thankful he is for his lovely memories with the culinary legend. Furthermore, the television presenter wished Chef Margarita’s soul an eternal peace.