Ogie Diaz gets candid about keeping secrets; jokes he cannot do what Anjo Yllana did

• Ogie Diaz took to Facebook and shared that even close friends never knew the confidential story Bea once entrusted to him
• He says past conflicts - even those that reach the level of legal action—don’t justify revealing someone’s secrets
• Ogie also mentions an encounter with a love team caught in an unexpected PDA while he was on set
• The actor-host stresses that he chooses to act as an artista, not a reporter, whenever colleagues trust him in sensitive situations, which is why he joked he could not go the way of Anjo Yllana

Ogie Diaz opened up on Facebook about the value he places on trust, privacy, and professionalism, recalling moments from past conflicts and surprising encounters in showbiz.

He said that even those close to him had no idea about the personal revelation Bea Alonzo once shared.

He wrote, "Kahit araw-araw pa kaming nagkikita ni Mama Loi, kahit siya, di niya alam kung ano ang ipinagkatiwalang tsika sa akin ni Bea."

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The comedian-host emphasized that disagreements, tension, or even legal disputes do not give him the right to expose someone’s confidential story. He explained his principle clearly.

He said, "Dahil hindi naman porke nag-away, nagkasamaan ng loob hanggang umabot pa nga ng demandahan, eh isisiwalat ko yon?"

Ogie also pointed out that he refuses to follow the path of airing out private information despite being wronged.

He joked, "Hindi ko kaya ang ginagawa ni Anjo Yllana, hahaha!"

Yet behind the humor, he shared a firm belief that the world is small and people eventually cross paths again.

For him, reconciliation is possible, but secrets must stay protected, even if relationships never mend.

In another anecdote, Ogie recalled witnessing a love team unexpectedly engaging in PDA while they were filming together.

He said the actor stopped and nervously asked, "Kanina ka pa nandyan? May nakita ka ba?"

Ogie responded calmly, choosing the role of a colleague rather than a reporter.

He told him, "Meron. Pero artista ako ngayon, hindi reporter, kaya pumanatag na ang loob mo, okay?"

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He added that he had witnessed even more sensitive moments before but always held on to the same commitment. He said, "May mas malala pa akong nakita diyan, pero again, artista din ako nung time na yon, hindi reporter."

Through his reflections, Ogie underscored his belief that integrity outweighs controversy, especially in an industry built on mutual trust.

Ogie Diaz, a familiar figure in the entertainment industry, has built a career as an actor, comedian, reporter, and talent manager. Many still associate him with his memorable portrayal of “Pekto” in the classic sitcom Palibhasa Lalaki. Beyond television, he engages millions through his YouTube channel, Ogie Diaz Showbiz Update, where viewers rely on him for timely and straightforward showbiz discussions. Known for speaking his mind, he often tackles entertainment topics and occasionally touches on political issues with the same openness.

He recently marked his daughter Erin’s birthday with a touching yet playful message on Facebook. In his post, he poked fun at the “nepo baby” tag sometimes thrown her way, expressed how proud he is of her strength in facing online criticism, and assured her of his unwavering support as she continues to chase her ambitions. He also commended her latest shoot with Envi Skin Beauty & Wellness, noting how much confidence she has gained.

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Ogie also opened up about his decision to pause the blind items segment on his show. Although many followers enjoyed the buzz and mystery surrounding those stories, he explained that such content often caused confusion and created unnecessary tension among people he personally knew. He said that he chose to step back from that format because maintaining friendships was more important than stirring intrigue.

Source: KAMI.com.gh