Coco Martin at Julia Montes, nagpahayag ng suporta sa ABS-CBN sa gitna ng mga hamon

• Coco Martin and Julia Montes, through CCM Productions, issued a statement of support for ABS-CBN amid ongoing challenges
• It acknowledged ABS-CBN’s financial struggles and continued efforts to recover after losing its franchise
• The message emphasized its dedication to serving Filipino audiences through its content and services
• It also expressed optimism about ABS-CBN’s eventual recovery and stability

Coco Martin and Julia Montes have officially declared their unwavering support for ABS-CBN as the media company faces a period of heightened internal conflict and renewed scrutiny over its financial status.

In a formal statement released through CCM Productions, the production company established by Coco, the couple addressed the ongoing difficulties the company has faced since the loss of its broadcast franchise. This public display of solidarity comes as ABS-CBN navigates a reported internal dispute within the Lopez family, which has led to public allegations regarding its retirement funds and overall stability.

The statement, titled “Coco Martin and Julia Montes stand in firm support of ABS-CBN and the values it upholds,” first acknowledged the financial and operational challenges faced by the company while emphasizing its continued mission of service.

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“ABS-CBN, our Kapamilya, has faced significant challenges in recent years, particularly in terms of financial stability. Despite these difficulties, ABS-CBN have remained steadfast in our commitment to serve the Filipino people while continuously working toward recovery and rebuilding,” the statement reads.

The statement then stressed the importance of unity and continued belief in the organization’s mission despite difficulties.

“No one wishes to see ABS-CBN cease operations— especially at a time when it needs support the most following the loss of its franchise. We will not allow the hope, passion, and spirit of our Kapamilya community to be diminished,” they stated.

It further reaffirmed the company’s commitment to its audience across various platforms, underscoring the importance of Filipino viewers who continue to engage with its content.

“We remain committed to fulfilling our mission for the millions of Filipinos who continue to rely on and engage with ABS-CBN.”

“We believe that ABS-CBN will rise again,” the statement continued.

The statement concluded with gratitude for the continued trust and support of its audience.

“Thank you for your continued trust, love, support, and loyalty, our Kapamilya,” they ended.

By releasing the statement, Coco and Julia join a growing list of public figures who have expressed solidarity with ABS-CBN amid ongoing internal issues.

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Coco Martin is a versatile Filipino actor, director, and filmmaker widely recognized for his record-breaking run as the lead star of FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano, which dominated Philippine television for seven years. After the historic success of the long-running action series, he took a short break before returning to primetime to lead another hit show, FPJ’s Batang Quiapo.

Previously, ABS-CBN addressed allegations regarding its retirement fund and financial condition, denying claims of preferential treatment and clarifying that employee benefits remain fair and transparent. It reaffirmed its commitment to its workforce after losing its franchise in 2020 and said it continues to support employees amid ongoing challenges. The company also described the issue as part of a family dispute and vowed to counter misinformation.

Meanwhile, Kapamilya writer and producer Darla Sauler expressed support for ABS-CBN, highlighting employees’ dedication beyond livelihood and their continued commitment to public service. She also defended the company’s role during disasters and called for employees to be kept out of internal disputes so they can focus on serving the public.

Source: KAMI.com.gh