TVJ Productions, naglabas ng pahayag sa desisyon ng korte laban kay Anjo Yllana

• TVJ Productions Inc. issued an official statement after the Mandaluyong City RTC ruled in its favor in the case against former Eat Bulaga host Anjo Yllana
• The company described the decision as a validation of the integrity of the long-running noontime show, its hosts, and its management, while stressing the importance of responsible social media use
• The case stemmed from allegations Yllana made during a 2025 livestream against Eat Bulaga and several of its personalities, which led the court to order him to pay P3.5 million in damages and issue a permanent injunction
• As of this writing, Yllana has yet to publicly comment on the court's ruling or the company's statement

TVJ Productions Inc. has released an official statement following the Mandaluyong City Regional Trial Court's decision in its case against former Eat Bulaga host Anjo Yllana.

The statement was posted on the company's official social media page on Tuesday, June 30, shortly after the court ruled in favor of TVJ Productions, Inc. in the case stemming from Yllana's statements during a 2025 livestream.

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In its statement, the company described the court's ruling as an affirmation of the long-running noontime show's reputation, as well as the credibility of its hosts and management.

“We welcomed the Court's Decision as a definitive vindication of the integrity of Eat Bulaga, its hosts, and its management, and of the decades of trust that generations of viewers have placed in the program.”

TVJ Productions also emphasized that the ruling sends a strong message about accountability in the use of social media, stressing that online platforms should not be used irresponsibly to damage another person's or organization's reputation.

“The Court's Decision stands as a stern warning that social media cannot be used recklessly to destroy the rights of others.”

The statement was signed: “TVJ Productions, Inc / Eat Bulaga”

The court decision came after the Mandaluyong City RTC Branch 279 granted the petition for a permanent injunction filed by TVJ Productions against Yllana. The former television host was also ordered to pay a total of P3.5 million in damages, consisting of temperate, moral, and exemplary damages, along with attorney's fees and litigation expenses.

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The case originated from a series of allegations Yllana made during a livestream in 2025 involving Eat Bulaga and several of its personalities. Among the claims he aired were accusations that a supposed "syndicate" existed within the noontime show. He also made allegations involving Senator Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, and Joey de Leon, including a personal claim that Tito had a mistress.

In addition to the monetary award, the court issued a permanent injunction prohibiting Yllana and those acting on his behalf from publishing, broadcasting, sharing, distributing, or re-uploading the defamatory statements on TikTok, TikTok Live, or any other social media or digital platform within the territorial jurisdiction of the National Capital Judicial Region.

As of this writing, Yllana has yet to issue a public statement regarding the court's ruling and TVJ Productions' official response.

Anjo Yllana has been part of showbiz for many years, known for his comedic roles and long tenure as a host of Eat Bulaga. In recent months, however, he has been involved in several online controversies, especially after making claims about Senator Tito Sotto which he later clarified and retracted. The situation has kept him in the public eye, especially among netizens who follow showbiz issues closely.

Yllana drew attention last December after he issued an ultimatum to Manny V. Pangilinan following Cristy Fermin’s decision not to invite him on her radio program. He said he was seeking an opportunity to address criticisms linked to his remarks about Senator Tito Sotto. Anjo argued that TV5 was allegedly denying him a fair platform to explain his side. He also warned that he would urge his growing followers to stop supporting the network if the situation continued.

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Earlier, Yllana apologized to the public after receiving backlash over his social media posts. He admitted having difficulty controlling his emotions, especially on newer platforms like TikTok. He said his statements were fueled by long-standing resentment and unexpressed feelings. He added that he decided to stop after being urged by friends and family.

Source: KAMI.com.gh