Anjo Yllana issues ultimatum to MVP over Cristy Fermin snub

• Anjo Yllana issued an ultimatum to Manny V. Pangilinan after Cristy Fermin refused to guest him on her radio show
• He wants airtime to defend himself from criticisms linked to his statements about Senator Tito Sotto
• Anjo claimed TV5 is being unfair for not giving him the opportunity to explain his side
• He warned that he would tell his growing followers to stop watching TV5 if the situation continues

Actor and former Eat Bulaga host Anjo Yllana has reached a breaking point after Cristy Fermin did not allow him to guest on her radio program, CFM. The show airs daily except weekends and is under Radyo Singko, a sister company of TV5. Anjo took to TikTok to express his frustration, directing his message straight to Manny V. Pangilinan, or MVP, the owner of MediaQuest Ventures which oversees TV5 and other major businesses.

According to Anjo, he simply wants to appear on the program so he can defend himself from what he described as continuous attacks from Cristy Fermin. His recent controversies stem from his statements about Senator Tito Sotto, which sparked strong reactions in the entertainment community. “MVP, nananawagan ako sa inyo… panay paninira sa akin ng mga tauhan n’yo diyan tulad ni (Ate) Cristy Fermin. Paano ko ipaliliwanag ang side ko kung ayaw niya akong i-guest?” he said during one of his emotional TikTok videos.

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Anjo accused the network of being unfair for not giving him a platform to explain his side. He argued that if he is constantly being criticized on air, he should at least be allowed a chance to respond. At one point during his livestream, Anjo turned to someone off camera and asked about his follower count. He proudly mentioned that he had already reached six million followers. The number seemed to boost his confidence before he released a stronger statement directed at MVP.

This was when he issued a warning. “Pag ganyan din lang ang istasyon n’yo, sasabihin ko sa lahat ng mga followers ko na huwag nang manood sa TV5 dahil one-sided kayo!” he said, insisting that he will use his online reach to call out what he believes is biased treatment.

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.

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As Anjo continues to defend himself online, the issue has expanded beyond personal statements and now involves major industry figures. His callout of MVP and his criticism of TV5 have added a new layer to the tension. Whether the network or Cristy Fermin will respond directly remains uncertain, but the controversy has already fueled discussions across social media.

The current developments follow earlier issues linked to Anjo’s public statements. Several entertainment reports have covered the aftermath of his claims and the reactions from the people involved, giving a broader view of how his online activities have evolved.

In an earlier Kami report, Eat Bulaga’s management was preparing to act following Anjo’s earlier claims against some of its hosts. The article highlighted the seriousness of the situation and how the statements had affected many people connected to the program. It also showed that Anjo’s comments had wider repercussions beyond social media. The issue led to concerns about the show's reputation and its long-time personalities.

In a previous article, Anjo addressed the backlash from his previous livestreams and apologized for the confusion he caused. He clarified several points and admitted that some of his earlier statements were misunderstood. The article also described how he tried to ease tensions after the issue escalated. Netizens shared mixed reactions, with some accepting his apology and others remaining skeptical.

Source: KAMI.com.gh