Jasmine Curtis, may matapang na payo kay Suntay: "just stop talking"

• Jasmine Curtis-Smith delivered a bold and direct message to Quezon City Rep. Bong Suntay after his remarks about her sister, Anne Curtis, sparked widespread criticism
• Expressing clear frustration on her X account, the Kapuso star urged the congressman to simply stop talking about the issue altogether
• Public reactions quickly poured in as the actress highlighted the importance of respect, especially during National Women's Month
• Fellow celebrities and fans rallied behind her stance, turning the moment into a bigger conversation on how public figures should speak about women

Jasmine Curtis-Smith has once again proven why she remains one of the most outspoken stars in Philippine showbiz.

In a short but powerful post on X, the actress shared her straightforward take on the controversy involving Quezon City 4th District Representative Jesus Manuel “Bong” Suntay.

Without holding back, she wrote that Suntay should just stop talking after his comments about her older sister, Anne Curtis, during a House justice committee hearing.

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The remarks happened on March 3 while Suntay was defending a point using an analogy. He mentioned seeing Anne Curtis at Shangri-La Mall, described feeling “nag-init,” and admitted to imagining certain scenarios in his mind. He insisted it was harmless because it was only his thoughts.

Many netizens and even some lawmakers called out the congressman for reducing a respected actress and host to an object. Jasmine had already reacted strongly the day before.

She posted on X, questioning Suntay's thinking and sarcastically wishing everyone a “Happy National Women's Month.” Her latest message on Wednesday, March 4, simply reads “Suntay should just stop talking,” which quickly gained thousands of likes and shares.

The younger Curtis sister is known for her strong principles and close bond with Anne. Fans appreciate how Jasmine always stands up not just for family but for bigger issues like women's safety and respect.

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Suntay later issued a partial apology. He said sorry to those who felt offended and clarified that his words were taken out of context as part of an analogy. Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte even urged him to apologize properly and uphold the dignity expected from public officials.

Jasmine Curtis-Smith continues to use her platform wisely, showing that being a celebrity also means using your voice when it matters most.

Her message resonates deeply with fans who admire her honesty and family loyalty.

Jasmine Curtis-Smith is known as one of the finest actresses of her generation and a brave advocate for women’s rights. Despite being sisters in the industry, Jasmine and Anne have always shown solid support for each other whenever faced with challenges or controversies.

Before Jasmine’s bold statement in defense of her sister, the Curtis family also went through a difficult trial. Just recently, Jasmine shared her deep sorrow over the passing of her father, James Ernest Curtis-Smith, in a heartfelt social media post.

Amid her grief, the Kapuso actress also offered a touching birthday tribute to her late father. In it, she highlighted unforgettable memories they shared, proving how important family is to the actress.

Source: KAMI.com.gh