CSA, naglabas na ng pahayag ukol sa alleged bullying incident ng anak ni Yasmien Kurdi

- CSA has finally released a statement regarding the alleged bullying incident of Yasmien Kurdi's daughter

- Earlier, Yasmien took to Instagram to lament the alleged incident, which involves her eldest child

- Following this news, CSA addressed the claims of the actress in a lengthy statement

- They shared the official statement on their main Facebook page, which has gone viral

Colegio San Agustin (CSA) has finally released a statement regarding the alleged bullying incident of Yasmien Kurdi's daughter, Ayesha Zara.

According to the statement, which Joseph Noel Estrada and Willard Yung signed, the school claims there appeared to be 'no bullying.'

"It is unfortunate that an incident among minor students have been blown out in the public. At the outset, there appears to be no bullying that happened on December 10, 2024, but rather a situation where students were discussing about Christmas party preparations," the statement began.

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Halfway through the statement, CSA encouraged Yasmien to cooperate with the school as well.

"We encourage the parents, especially Mrs. Soldevilla, to cooperate with the school so that matters can be resolved within the school mechanisms in place pursuant to its policies in compliance with relevant DepEd orders," the statement by CSA read on their official Facebook page.

By the end of their statement, CSA reiterated their 'request for circumspection and trust.'

"The undue branding of bullying of these interactions might result in disruptions in students' learning and growth. We therefore reiterate our request for circumspection and trust that the school is handling the matter in proportion to the seriousness of the incident brought to its attention," they wrote in their official statement released on December 18, Wednesday.

Yasmien Kurdi is a Filipina actress, singer-songwriter, and commercial model. She rose to popularity after joining and being the first runner-up on the first season of Starstruck, a reality-based talent search show by GMA Network. She graduated with Latin honors in AB Political Science from Arellano University. She is married to a pilot, and they now have two daughters, Ayesha and Raya Layla.

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As previously reported by ?KAMI, Yasmien Kurdi was interviewed by Gorgy Rula. During the interview on DZRH, Yasmien was asked about Rita Daniela's case. According to Yasmien, "Malungkot ako kapag nakakarinig ako ng mga ganung balita."

Meanwhile, Yasmien Kurdi shared the reason why her firstborn, Ayesha, was hospitalized. It is worth noting that Yasmien previously revealed that they rushed Ayesha to the hospital as she experienced stomach pain.

Source: KAMI.com.gh