"Younger singer" Sheena Lee Palad sa Eva Darren-FAMAS controversy, nagsalita

- The "younger singer," Sheena Lee Palad, who got involved in the Eva Darren-FAMAS controversy has spoken up

- In a Facebook post, she admitted that she was the one mentioned with Tirso Cruz III

- She lamented that she was allegedly being harassed, maligned and called names

- The "younger singer" then said that all she can say is that it's a good thing she has Lord Jesus Christ in her life

Sheena Lee Palad, the "younger singer" who was mentioned alongside Tirso Cruz III, took to Facebook and expressed her thoughts on the FAMAS controversy that she was involved in.

She alleged that she was being harassed, maligned and called names.

Sheena then underscored that all she can say is that it's a good thing she has Lord Jesus Christ in her life.

"Hi, Everybody!

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I am Sheena Palad, the “young singer” who was mentioned alongside Mr Tirso Cruz III. And we (Johann Enriquez and I) would like to give our statement regarding the situation.

I am being harassed, maligned, called names and thrown offensive accusations today online and ALL I CAN SAY IS… Buti na lang may Lord Jesus Christ ako sa buhay ko. Honestly, Hindi ko kaya to! It’s also a lesson for everybody to not QUICKLY judge a person. And makes me think too that what I’m going through doesn't even come close to what my Savior had to go through when He suffered and died on the cross for me.

Thank you po!"

The Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences Awards, or simply FAMAS, is a prestigious event that annually happens in the Philippines.

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Meanwhile, Kathryn Bernardo was hailed as the Best Actress at the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS) Awards for her role as Philomena "Philo" Angeles in the dark-comedy, thriller movie, "A Very Good Girl" which was directed by Petersen Vargas. This is Kathryn's first time to be hailed as Best Actress at the event.

Source: KAMI.com.gh