Xian Gaza, itinuturing na karangalan at medalya ang cyberlibel case na isinampa laban sa kanya

• Xian Gaza views the cyberlibel complaint filed against him as a "medal of honor" that validates his status as a social media influencer
• The influencer announced he would stop his online attacks following a personal request from a friend of a a known actress
• It can be recalled Xian was a recipient of an NBI complaint on February 16, 2026, which was meant to "fake news" and hold online personalities accountable for defamation
• The NBI Cybercrime Division has begun the process of authenticating Gaza’s social media posts as part of the formal investigation into the case

In a striking display of his signature defiance, social media personality Xian Gaza has characterized the recent cyberlibel complaint filed against him as a professional milestone.

Following the official submission of the complaint by a known celebrity at the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) on February 16, 2026, Gaza publicly expressed that being legally challenged by a global figure is a unique distinction for his online brand.

Read also

Jerald Napoles, may maanghang na post ukol sa narcissist

Gaza revealed that a film producer, acting as a mutual acquaintance of a known actress, approached him to request a ceasefire regarding some posts.

In a candid response, Gaza stated that he views the lawsuit not as a legal threat, but as a "medal" that validates his persona as the "National Marites."

He described the situation as an "international award" that legitimizes his role in the digital space.

"Isang malaking karangalan po na makasuhan ako ng cyber libel," Gaza remarked.

He noted that such high-profile legal recognition is something he takes pride in, viewing it as a testament to the reach and impact of his social media commentary.

The legal battle was initiated by a beauty queen in response to what her legal team calls "malicious and false" information circulated online.

Accompanied by her counsel, the beauty queen asserted that the filing is a call for accountability against the normalization of online disrespect toward women.

Despite his pride in the lawsuit, Gaza announced an unexpected ceasefire.

Citing respect for a screen legend and a desire to prioritize the mental health of those involved, he issued an apology and agreed to stop his attacks.

Read also

Meg Imperial, may pinatamaan sa isang post: Nagbigay ng opinyon tungkol sa public figures

He maintained, however, that his actions were rooted in "broadcasting truths" rather than malice.

The NBI's Cybercrime Division is currently validating the digital evidence provided by the known celebrity's camp.

While Gaza has agreed to stop his public commentary, the legal process continues. The bureau is expected to summon Gaza for a formal response, a task that may involve coordination with Philippine embassies if he remains outside the country.

Christian Albert Gaza, widely known as Xian Gaza, is a Filipino internet personality and businessman who rose to infamy through grand, billboard-sized invitations to various local and international celebrities. Beyond his viral "date proposals," Gaza has branded himself as the "Pambansang Marites," leveraging social media to broadcast high-profile gossip and document his opulent life in exile across Southeast Asia.

Last month, the influencer participated in a viral "flashback" movement by surfacing archived content from 2016, a pivotal year in his early public life. The collection featured candid, never-before-seen photos with actress Ella Cruz, showcasing a close companionship that once fueled heavy tabloid speculation. The post immediately went viral, prompting Gaza to interact with followers by sharing lighthearted anecdotes about his transition from a fan to a public figure. Beyond the imagery, Gaza used the opportunity to address old rumors, characterizing that era as the "foundation" of his current online identity.

Read also

Rhian Ramos, binasag na ang linggong katahimikan: Nagsalita na ukol sa assault allegations

Previously, he identified a widely criticized 2017 travel video filmed in Cambodia as the primary spark for his current globetrotting lifestyle. Gaza explained that the intense public disapproval he faced years ago forced him to develop a "thicker skin," choosing to travel for self-fulfillment rather than external validation. The "National Marites" noted that he now views past criticisms not as setbacks, but as the "fuel" that allowed him to explore dozens of countries as an independent entrepreneur. He concluded his reflection with a humorous take on his physical and mental evolution, noting that while the "scammer" labels persist, his personal growth remains undeniable.

Source: KAMI.com.gh