Ogie Diaz, kinuwestyon ang pagiging maka-Diyos ni Sen. Peter Cayetano dahil sa isyu umano sa pamilya

• Ogie Diaz shared a strong opinion on his Facebook story regarding Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano
• He questioned the senator’s reported political decision involving a figure linked to his own family
• The issue mentioned a contrast between supporting an opponent and a sibling who made a major sacrifice for their father
• The post also noted the silence of Sen. Pia Cayetano on the matter, adding to the emotional tone of the discussion

Entertainment commentator Ogie Diaz sparked online discussion after posting a strong and emotional statement on his Facebook story involving Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano and his family.

In his post, Ogie expressed disbelief over what he described as a difficult-to-understand decision involving the senator and his brother, Direk Lino Cayetano. He pointed out the emotional weight of the situation, mentioning the reported sacrifice made by Direk Lino for their father.

Ogie Diaz wrote:

“Kahit gusto kong maniwala na maka-Diyos si Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano, di ko magawa. Dahil di ko gets kumbakit ipinagpalit niya sa di niya kaanu-ano ang kapatid niyang si Direk Lino Cayetano na nag-donate ng liver sa kanilang ama. Imbes na si Direk Lino ang i-endorse, mas pinili ni APC ang kalaban. Habang walang kibo si Sen. Pia Cayetano. Di ba, mas nakakaiyak yon, Sen. Pia?”

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The post highlighted Ogie’s emotional reaction to what he perceived as a contradiction between family ties and political choices. He specifically questioned why Direk Lino, who was mentioned as having donated a liver to their father, was not supported in the same way politically, according to his interpretation of the situation.

He also noted the silence of Sen. Pia Cayetano, suggesting that the lack of public response added to the emotional weight of the issue.

As of writing, there has been no official response from the Cayetano family regarding Ogie Diaz’s remarks.

The post quickly drew attention online, with many netizens discussing both the political implications and the personal nature of the issue raised. Others emphasized the sensitivity of mixing family matters with political endorsements.

Ogie Diaz is known for openly sharing his opinions on social and political issues through his social media platforms, often sparking public debate and engagement.

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Ogie Diaz is a 56-year-old Filipino comedian, actor, talent manager, and veteran entertainment reporter who grew up as the sixth of eight siblings and became his family's primary provider after his father's passing in 1986. He launched his showbiz career in the early 1990s as a columnist and writer, eventually expanding into radio broadcasting and acting in notable television series and films. Today, he is widely famous for his highly popular digital showbiz update vlogs and for successfully launching and managing the careers of major Philippine stars like Vice Ganda and Liza Soberano.

In another report, Ogie Diaz criticized Sen. Rodante Marcoleta over his strong comments regarding alleged discussions of a possible Senate coup. Marcoleta earlier labeled as “traitors” those who might shift loyalty within the Senate majority bloc. Ogie, however, suggested that the senator’s remarks may reflect concern over possible shifts in political alliances. The issue came amid rising tensions following unrest in the Senate on May 13.

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Meanwhile, Ogie Diaz also defended former senator Antonio Trillanes IV after he was mocked by DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla over his past election losses. The showbiz insider said Trillanes continues to remain relevant because many people still listen to and support his views. He added that some critics may be reacting strongly because Trillanes persists in raising issues and allegations despite not winning in elections. The discussion stemmed from Trillanes’ criticism of Remulla regarding the handling of Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa’s ICC-related concerns.

Source: KAMI.com.gh