Boobsie, hindi naniniwalang si Direk Tony Mark ang nagpakalat ng chismis ukol kay Kim Chiu
- Boobsie Bongon expressed doubt that director Tony Mark was responsible for spreading the online rumor claiming Kim Chiu is pregnant and currently in Canada
- The comedian pointed out that Tony Mark would have informed his colleagues if he had personally encountered the actress and learned such news
- Boobsie also warned that social media accounts can be hacked or used by scammers, drawing from her own experience with suspicious activity on her accounts
- Despite the controversy, she said she was happy for Kim, particularly after hearing that the actress had met the person she would eventually marry
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Comedian Boobsie Bongon has come to the defense of director Tony Mark amid speculation linking him to an online rumor claiming that actress Kim Chiu is pregnant and currently staying in Canada.
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In a statement, Boobsie said she did not believe Tony was the person responsible for spreading the story. She reasoned that if the director had genuinely seen Kim in Canada and discovered that she was pregnant, he would have shared the information with their fellow colleagues.
According to Boobsie, the people working alongside Tony would have been among the first to hear about such a significant development. However, she stressed that the director had not mentioned anything of the sort to them.
“I think hindi po totoo ung kumakalat na si Direk Tony Mark ung nagpakalat na nakita nya si Kim Chu na buntis dito sa Canada,” Boobsie said.
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“Unang una kami dapat ang unang makakaalam nun! Wala naman syang sinasabi saming mga kasamahan nya dito,” she added.
Boobsie’s statement appeared to challenge the assumption that Tony was behind the circulating claim simply because a post attributed to his social media account had reportedly caught the attention of netizens.
She also raised the possibility that the account could have been compromised or that someone might have used it to spread misleading information. The comedian pointed out that social media users should not immediately assume that everything appearing on a person’s account was actually published by that individual.
Boobsie said she was speaking from personal experience, explaining that her own accounts had previously encountered incidents involving suspicious activity that she did not authorize.
“Even kung nakita at nabasa nyo sa wall nya, may mga magaling mang-scam, mang-hack ng account,” she said, emphasizing that unauthorized access to social media profiles could result in posts appearing without the account owner’s knowledge.
“Saksing buhay ako dyan kasi marami nang nangyari sa account ko na hindi ko alam,” she continued.
She likewise suggested that Tony had little reason to involve himself in the controversy, considering how occupied he was with his own responsibilities and activities.
According to Boobsie, the director was extremely busy and unlikely to spend his time dealing with an issue involving Kim.
“Sobrang busy sila kaya wala syang panahon sa issue about kay Ms. Kim Chiu,” she added.
Kim has previously addressed the spread of false and malicious information about her, with her legal team reportedly examining the individuals and online platforms involved in circulating such claims. The actress-host has also questioned the practice of manufacturing stories about other people’s private lives for online engagement and monetization.
Kim Chiu is among the Philippines’ most recognizable entertainment personalities, having built a career as an actress, singer, and television presenter. Her rise to prominence began in 2006 when she won the first teen edition of Pinoy Big Brother. Since then, she has become one of the country’s leading box-office performers and television fixtures, earning the popular moniker “Multimedia Idol.”
In a previous development, Kim disclosed that her legal representatives were investigating people and online platforms allegedly responsible for spreading fabricated stories and harmful rumors about her. She also brought up the possibility of pursuing legal remedies under Article 26 of the Civil Code of the Philippines. The actress questioned why some individuals resort to inventing deceptive accounts of other people’s personal lives simply to generate income from online content.
In another report, Kim was moved to tears while looking back on the tremendous encouragement she received during the Cebu launch of her business, House of Little Bunny. She expressed gratitude to her siblings, who have been actively involved in the business, taking on essential responsibilities in running the store and helping her manage her various ventures.
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