Tito Sotto, nilinaw na hindi sila umano nakatanggap ng script ng TROPP

- Sen. Vicente "Tito" Sotto III denied that he received a copy of the script of the controversial TROPP movie of Darryl Yap

- The senate reelectionist sent a Viber message to Inquirer, denying the occurrence of such submission to his camp

- He also clarified that the script was forwarded to Viva CEO Vic Del Rosario, and not to him

- In a text message to Inquirer, Atty. Raymund Fortun stood pat on the claim that Yap's camp sent a copy to the camp of the Sottos

Tito Sotto has just categorically denied the claims of Atty. Raymund Fortun that Darryl Yap sent a copy of the script of the movie about Pepsi Paloma to his camp.

A text message from Fortun, sent to the Inquirer noted that the script was given to a Sotto sibling who is a senator and that there were subsequent follow-ups but there was no feedback.

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This was denied by Sotto in a Viber message to the same news outfit.

“No. They gave a copy to Vic del Rosario, not Vic Sotto, and asked Viva if they can produce it although at that time they were already shooting the movie. Vic Del Rosario himself called me and asked if I wanted a copy. I said I’m not interested but if he will send a copy, I will forward it to my lawyer instead,” Sotto said.

He was then asked if he was referring to the Viva CEO, which he confirmed and underscored that Viva refused them.

“Yes. Tinanggihan sila ng Viva (It was rejected by Viva). Vic [del Rosario] told me," he said.

He also reiterated that neither he nor his brother Vic Sotto received a copy of the script.

Vic Sotto is an iconic actor, comedian, and television host in the Philippines. He is best known for being the main host of 'Eat Bulaga' and for his blockbuster comedy movies. The actor is married to actress Pauleen Luna, and they have daughters named Tali and Thia. Recently, his name got involved in a controversial movie by Darryl Yap, which was about the alleged life of Pepsi Paloma.

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In a previous report by KAMI, Vic Sotto, in his interview with Toni Gonzaga, opened up about his fatherhood journey. In 'Toni Talks' on YouTube, Toni asked Vic about his 50-year journey in showbiz. However, Toni also asked a few questions about his life, including being a father to his kids. During the interview, Vic became honest and talked about the mothers of his children.

Earlier, Vic Sotto summed up his reason for not entering politics. In an interview with The Philippine Star, the veteran comedian explained he’s leaving politics to his brother, Tito Sotto, and his son, Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto. He also believed one doesn’t have to be in politics to be a public servant.

Source: KAMI.com.gh