Gabbi Garcia, may reaksyon sa “nag-init” remark ni Bong Suntay kay Anne Curtis

Published 5 Mar 2026 at 1:14 AM

by Triz Pereña

3 min read

Gabbi Garcia denounced remarks made by Quezon City Representative Bong Suntay about Anne Curtis, joining public criticism of his comments
She shared a quote card from GMA Integrated News that highlighted the incident and included San Juan Representative Bel Zamora’s condemnation
Gabbi emphasized that objectifying women, even casually, is unacceptable
She added that such remarks dehumanize women and stressed that people in positions of power should act responsibly

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Kapuso actress Gabbi Garcia has joined the growing chorus of voices condemning remarks made by Quezon City 4th District Representative Bong Suntay about actress Anne Curtis.

Gabbi Garcia, may reaksyon sa “nag-init” remark ni Bong Suntay kay Anne Curtis (Photo: @gabbi)
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On March 3, Gabbi took to X, formerly Twitter, to share her thoughts and reposted a quote card from GMA Integrated News highlighting the controversial incident. The quote card featured Rep. Suntay’s original statement, in which he recounted allegedly seeing Anne at a mall and admitted, “You know my desire sa loob ko na nag-init talaga, na-imagine ko na lang kung ano’ng puwede mangyari. Pero siyempre hanggang imagination na lang ‘yun. Pero hindi naman siguro ako puweding kasuhan dahil kung ano-ano ‘yung na-imagine ko.”

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The card also included a response from San Juan Representative Bel Zamora, who criticized Suntay’s remarks, saying: “It is just the start of the Women’s Month and I don’t think that we should be hearing such comments from our dear colleague. We are not censoring anything, but we are reminding them, that in fact, we should support women by not saying this statement.”

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Gabbi added her own perspective, expressing strong disapproval of the objectification of women in any form, even casual or passing remarks.

“If you hold power, act like it,” Garcia stated in her post. She further stressed that the casual nature of the remarks did not excuse them, asserting that, “Objectifying women, even in passing remarks is unacceptable.”

The actress concluded her statement by highlighting the dehumanizing effect of such language. “We are not here to be reduced to someone’s imagination. NAKAKADIRI,” she added.

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The incident sparked wide social media discussion, especially as it coincided with the start of Women’s Month, prompting calls for greater sensitivity and respect toward women in public discourse. Gabbi’s post has drawn significant attention, reflecting growing frustration over casual sexism in both politics and media.

By reposting the GMA Integrated News quote card alongside her own statement, Gabbi joined other public figures in urging accountability and reinforcing the importance of treating women with respect, regardless of context or position.

Anne Curtis began her career in the mid-1990s and has since become one of Philippine showbiz’s most recognizable figures. From starring in hit films and teleseryes to co-hosting It’s Showtime and venturing into music, fashion, and business, she has constantly evolved. Through all her reinventions, she has stayed authentic, earning enduring admiration and a strong, lasting presence in the entertainment industry.

Recently, Angel Locsin responded to the controversial remark made by Quezon City Representative Bong Suntay regarding Anne Curtis. After Inquirer shared the statement on Instagram, it quickly went viral on social media. Angel voiced her disappointment in the comments section. Her reaction added fuel to the ongoing discussions surrounding the issue.