Christine Li, itinanggi ang viral na isyung iniuugnay siya kay Chavit Singson
- Christine Li denied rumors linking her to Chavit Singson after a viral video circulated online
- The actress clarified she was not the woman seen holding hands with the businessman-politician
- She revealed she has never met Singson and called herself a victim of fake news
- Christine urged the public to fact-check and be responsible in sharing online content
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Actress Christine Li has spoken out to deny claims linking her to businessman-politician Chavit Singson following a viral video that sparked online speculation.
Source: Instagram
In a four-minute video, Christine addressed the issue directly after her name and photo were circulated in reports identifying her as the woman seen holding hands with Singson.
“That's me on the upper right corner of the photo,” she said, referring to an image used in a report.
She immediately clarified:
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“You got the wrong girl.”
Christine firmly denied any connection to the viral clip.
“That's not me on the video but they're claiming that I am the girlfriend of Chavit Singson,” she explained.
She further emphasized:
“I have never met Chavit Singson in my life.”
The actress shared that she reached out to Singson’s son, whom she personally knows, to address the issue. In private messages she revealed, the latter apologized and acknowledged her situation.
“Nadamay ka pa,” he said.
Christine expressed frustration over being dragged into the controversy, stressing:
“So I'm just a victim here. Victim na po ako ng fake news.”
The viral video, which shows Singson holding hands with an unidentified woman, quickly spread across social media, leading to widespread speculation about the woman’s identity.
Beyond clearing her name, Christine used the moment to call for accountability online.
“Huwag tayong nagpapaniwala sa mga nakikita natin online,” she reminded viewers.
She added:
“I'm not guilty of this but I don't wanna go out in public right now and people are gonna start laughing at me.”
Christine has since sought help from her management and consulted a lawyer regarding the issue. She concluded her message with a reminder:
“Let's stop this. Let's be responsible and let's fact-check.”
Christine Li is a rising figure in the Philippine media landscape, recognized for her engaging personality and growing influence as a digital content creator and television personality. Known for her sophisticated style and articulate communication, she has successfully built a strong presence across various social media platforms, connecting with a wide audience through lifestyle and entertainment content.
In separate news, ABS-CBN News has reported malicious and fabricated social media posts targeting news anchor Karen Davila to Meta/Facebook. The network expressed strong support for Davila, affirming her credibility and integrity as a journalist. ABS-CBN also urged the public to remain cautious and avoid spreading unverified information online. Viewers were encouraged to actively report suspicious or misleading content through ABS-CBN Fact Check to help combat misinformation and protect the public from false narratives circulating on digital platforms.
Meanwhile, Senator Risa Hontiveros denied viral claims linking her to an alleged endorsement request from tennis star Alex Eala. She clarified that the circulating content was AI-generated and part of misleading information spreading online. Hontiveros shared screenshots of posts from Jay Sonza and Malou Tiquia as part of her response. The senator also called on Meta to take stronger action against fabricated posts, emphasizing the importance of accountability and stricter measures to prevent the spread of fake news.
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