Ogie Diaz fires back after Greco Belgica tells him to stay out of politics

• Greco Belgica told Ogie Diaz to stay away from politics, calling it a man’s domain
• Belgica’s remark sparked backlash after it circulated online
• Ogie responded publicly by sharing a photo of the message and issuing a sharp rebuttal
• The exchange fueled debate on gender roles and participation in politics

A heated exchange between Ogie Diaz and political figure Greco Belgica has drawn strong reactions online after Belgica told the entertainment columnist to stay out of politics, claiming it is reserved for men.

The issue surfaced after Belgica allegedly told Diaz to avoid political discussions, accompanied by the remark, "Gawain ng tunay na lalaki ito."

The statement quickly gained attention on social media, prompting discussions about gender and inclusivity in public discourse.

In response, Diaz took to his own platform and shared a photo showing what Belgica had told him.

Rather than staying silent, the talent manager and showbiz insider issued a pointed reply that challenged the idea behind the statement.

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Diaz wrote, "Yung kandidato mo, babae. So ano, hindi mo susuportahan dahil panlalaki lang ang politics?"

The response immediately resonated with netizens, many of whom praised Diaz for calling out what they perceived as a sexist remark.

Supporters argued that politics is not exclusive to any gender and emphasized that public issues affect everyone, regardless of identity or profession.

The online exchange also reignited broader conversations about who gets to participate in political discussions and whether public figures outside traditional political circles should be discouraged from speaking up.

As of this writing, Belgica has not issued a public response to Diaz’s rebuttal. However, the incident continues to circulate across social media platforms, with users weighing in on the role of masculinity, representation, and respect in political dialogue.

Ogie Diaz is a well-known personality in the entertainment scene, having worn many hats over the years as an actor, comedian, reporter, and talent manager. He remains widely remembered for his role as “Pekto” in the iconic sitcom Palibhasa Lalaki. Today, he reaches a much broader audience through his YouTube program, Ogie Diaz Showbiz Update, where millions tune in for candid and up-to-date conversations about showbiz. True to form, Ogie is known for being outspoken, freely sharing his views not only on entertainment matters but also, at times, on political issues.

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Recently, Ogie shared a heartfelt yet lighthearted message on Facebook to celebrate his daughter Erin’s birthday. In the post, he jokingly addressed the “nepo baby” label often directed at her, while also expressing pride in how she has handled online criticism with resilience. He reassured Erin of his constant support as she pursues her dreams and praised her growing self-confidence, particularly highlighting her recent shoot with Envi Skin Beauty & Wellness.

Ogie also took the opportunity to explain why he decided to put a stop to the blind items segment on his show. While many viewers found the segment entertaining and intriguing, he admitted that it sometimes led to misunderstandings and unnecessary strain among people he personally knew. According to Ogie, stepping away from that format was a conscious choice, as preserving relationships mattered more to him than fueling speculation or controversy.

Source: KAMI.com.gh