Misis ni Alfred Vargas na si Yasmine, nag file ng bagong complaint
- Yasmine Vargas filed 20 counts of cyberlibel amid an ongoing family controversy
- The case stemmed from alleged false accusations circulating online following a bullying complaint involving her son
- She emphasized that the decision was made to protect her family and seek justice
- Yasmine also called on the public to choose kindness and avoid further harm online
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Yasmine Vargas has formally taken legal action after filing 20 counts of cyberlibel, following a week of heightened public attention surrounding her family.
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Yasmine and her husband, Alfred Vargas, previously filed a complaint regarding the alleged bullying experienced by their son months ago. The situation escalated after the parents of the accused publicly denied the allegations on social media, prompting a wave of online discussions and conflicting narratives.
In a lengthy statement, Yasmine explained that their family initially chose to handle the matter privately but eventually decided to speak out after continued online posts allegedly containing false claims.
She expressed gratitude for those who have supported them during this difficult time.
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“In recent days, our family has been in the spotlight after we made the difficult decision to stand up for our son.
I am deeply thankful for the messages of support we’ve received, as well as the sincere questions from those who wish to understand what happened. I would like to respond with clarity and respect.
Maraming salamat sa lahat ng nagpadala ng dasal, suporta, at pagmamahal sa amin. Sa totoo lang, ito po ang nagpapalakas sa aming pamilya sa gitna ng pinagdadaanan namin.”
Yasmine also shared that she is naturally reserved and had hoped to resolve the situation quietly for the sake of their children, who she said have already endured emotional distress.
“For those who know me, you would understand that I am naturally shy and reserved, and not someone who looks for conflict. We tried to handle this quietly and peacefully—para sa kapakanan ng aming mga anak, na dumaan na sa matinding sakit at trauma.
But there comes a point when silence is no longer an option.”
As a mother, she emphasized that remaining silent was no longer possible when her family continued to be affected.
“Bilang isang ina, hindi ko po kayang manahimik habang patuloy na nasasaktan ang aking anak at pamilya.
Kaya pinili naming magsalita—hindi dahil gusto naming makipagtalo, kundi dahil mahal namin ang aming mga anak. Para sa kanila, at para sa lahat ng batang nakakaranas ng bullying, naninindigan kami.”
She then confirmed that legal action has now been taken.
“Today, I filed 20 counts of cyber libel.
Nalulungkot po ako na umabot pa sa ganito. Sinubukan naming idaan sa maayos na pag-uusap noong Pebrero, ngunit sa halip, nagpatuloy ang mga posts sa social media na naglalaman ng maling paratang laban sa akin, sa aking asawa, at sa aming pamilya—even after we chose to remain silent.
Hindi na po ito maaaring magpatuloy.”
Yasmine asserted that the allegations circulating online are untrue and damaging to their reputation, and that they are now seeking resolution through proper legal channels.
“These claims are false and are meant to damage our name and reputation.
Pinili naming dumaan sa tamang proseso. Nagsampa na po kami ng reklamo at kalakip nito ang aming ebidensya. Tiwala po kami na lalabas ang katotohanan.”
She concluded her statement by thanking supporters and urging the public to be mindful of their words, especially on social media.
“Sa lahat ng sumusuporta, nagdarasal, at naniniwala sa amin—maraming salamat. Hindi po namin ito kakayanin nang kami lang.
At sa publiko, nakikiusap po kami:
Let us choose kindness.
Huwag na po nating dagdagan ang sakit sa pamamagitan ng paninira, haka-haka, o masasakit na salita—lalo na online.
Bullying, in any form, has no place in our community.”
Alfred Vargas is married to Yasmine Vargas, also known as Yasmine Espiritu, who is often noted for her striking resemblance to actress Marian Rivera. Together, they have four children: Alexandra Milan, Aryana Cassandra, Alfredo Cristiano IV, and Aurora Sofia.
In a previous report, the couple celebrated the second birthday of their youngest daughter, Aurora Sofia, with a colorful and lively party. Photos shared online showed a vibrant setup, with Aurora enjoying activities like swimming and playing, along with her favorite treats. Yasmine also penned a heartfelt message highlighting her daughter’s joyful personality and expressed gratitude to those who helped organize the celebration.
Earlier, Alfred Vargas revealed during an interview on Fast Talk With Boy Abunda that he experienced “love at first sight” when he met Yasmine in 2008. Yasmine, on the other hand, admitted she had already admired him after seeing him on television and even told her grandmother that she believed he would one day become her husband.
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