Matet de Leon, naglabas ng matinding galit laban sa umaatake sa kanyang pamilya

• Matet de Leon responds directly to online bashers through a series of social media posts
• The actress addresses criticism on Facebook tied to her family’s post during Nora Aunor’s death anniversary commemoration
• She shares screenshots of negative comments and defends her children from online attacks
• Matet also reflects on visiting Libingan ng mga Bayani and adjusts future family visits

Matet de Leon has responded to online critics following backlash tied to her family’s recent post during the commemoration of Nora Aunor’s death anniversary.

She addressed bashers in a series of posts on April 18-19.

"Yung mga bashers ko ha.. Pag pinatulan ko kayo, huwag kayong mapipikon. Durugan tayo! Let's go! Hindi puwedeng kayo lang ang salbahe. Pare-parehas tayong tao lang. Ibabalik ko lang binibigay niyo sa akin. Ako sa inyo, ayusin niyo ang kanya-kanya ninyong pamilya bago niyo kami pakialaman apat. Magpo-post ako weekly ng mga stars natin na bashers. Pansin ang gusto? Papasikatin ko," she wrote.

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She also shared screenshots of negative comments from the video.

"Ayan. Mga taeng nandadamay ng mga bata. Ang inet-inet gusto niyo ngumiti mga anak ko? Namatayan ng lola mga yan. Hindi yan party. Hawak ni Mishka ang kamay ng lola niya hanggang sa huli. Traumatic at masakit para sa bata. Gusto niyo kumaway-kaway??? Ngumiti? Anong nakakatuwa? Kung kakilala niyo sila, paki sabi, sikat na sila [may mga nadagdag na!]" she said.

She later reflected on visiting Libingan ng mga Bayani timing.

"Naghahanap ng mga bagong pasisikatin Day off muna yata nila ngayon. Linggo kasi. Papakabait muna. Bukas na lang uli. Mula ngayon, hindi na kami pupunta sa LNMB 'pag may okasyon. Day before or day after na lang. Lesson learned. "

Nora Aunor passed away in 2025 at age 71.

Matet de Leon is a veteran Filipino actress who first captured the public’s heart as a prolific child star in the 1980s before transitioning into a respected supporting actress often called the "Best Friend ng Bayan." The adoptive daughter of the late National Artist Nora Aunor and actor Christopher de Leon, she has maintained a steady career in both film and television, most recently appearing in the action series Black Rider.

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In another report, Director Joel Lamangan shared a little-known story about the kindness of National Artist Nora Aunor during one of their prison location shoots. According to him, Aunor showed genuine compassion by giving money to inmates while they were filming The Flor Contemplacion Story. Lamangan recalled that beyond the intense and demanding nature of their work together, there were also heartfelt and memorable moments that reflected Aunor’s humanity.

Meanwhile, Janine Gutierrez opened up during her guest appearance on “Oh My Gan” about the emotional toll of losing both Pilita Corrales and Nora Aunor within a short period of time. She described the experience as overwhelming, saying the grief came in waves that were difficult to manage and process. Despite the heaviness of the situation, Janine shared that it ultimately strengthened the bond within their family as they leaned on each other for support.

Source: KAMI.com.gh