Bela Padilla, nagsalita na tungkol sa mga isyung ibinabato sa kanyang past projects

• Bela Padilla spoke candidly in an interview with MJ Marfori regarding the rumors and issues linked to her past projects
• The actress emphasized that she gave more than 1,000% dedication to her previous work
• Addressing claims that she was frequently late, Bela clarified that she often arrived earlier than production, debunking it
• Feeling confused by the narratives, Bela reached out directly to individuals whose names were dragged into the rumors

Bela Padilla finally set the record straight regarding rumors and issues about her previous projects.

In a video interview posted by entertainment journalist MJ Marfori alongside @news5everywhere, the actress addressed the circulating rumors and controversies surrounding her past projects. Bela noted how tough it was to see several blind items and stories emerge while she was actively doing her job on set.

"I gave more than a thousand percent in that project. Like everybody there also knew that," Bela stated.

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According to the actress, she was surprised to see the blind items popping out during that moment.

"I was surprised nga that so many things came out, especially because I was still working on it. Like I would still show up to set and I was still there for two more weeks after that. So, you know, I started feeling bad kasi I was thinking, like, who can I trust here and what's happening here?" she added.

Bela stated that the claims thrown against her work ethic are baseless and easily disproven by facts.

"Everything's refutable. I have receipts," she shared firmly. "Even something as simple as always being late. I could have easily refuted that because I come on set sometimes earlier than prod. So I was late once, kinagat ako ng aso, so I had to go to the hospital and they knew that," she shared.

Bela admitted that hearing fabricated accounts of her behavior made her question herself at one point.

"It's so unnerving that you can make up so many things or you can read about yourself in such a different light," Bela explained. "I started questioning myself, 'Did I do something wrong?' So I started reaching out to the people that were mentioned... 'Did I do this to you? Did I ever say this? Did I make you feel this way?' And everybody's like, 'No, we don't know.'"

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Despite the confusion brought on by the rumors, Bela emphasized that she treated that project with the same professionalism and dedication she pours into all her creative endeavors, projects, and movies.

Bela Padilla is a Filipino actress, screenwriter, and director known for her versatility and depth in acting. Some of her most notable performances include lead roles in films such as 100 Tula Para Kay Stella, Meet Me in St. Gallen, and On Vodka, Beers, and Regrets. In her personal life, she is also the niece of action star Robin Padilla. Over the years, Bela transitioned from supporting roles to lead roles, solidifying her place in Philippine cinema. Beyond acting and writing, she has also ventured into directing and producing, further proving her creative range in show business.

As previously reported by KAMI, Bela Padilla has clarified that unfollowing Sarah Lahbati was not intentional or personal. She also denied that her current work with Barbie Imperial has anything to do with it too. The actress explained that she also did a massive "social media cleanup" last year. Bela went on to remind netizens to stop making up stories and spreading false information.

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Meanwhile, Bela Padilla shared a clip from GMA News showing private citizens buying Benguet farmers' produce to give away for free. The actress went on to praise the act of kindness for helping farmers earn an income while ensuring food doesn't go to waste. Bela took the opportunity to call out "nepo babies" who post luxury travel and shopping hauls on social media.

Source: KAMI.com.gh