Multimedia artist inireklamo ng transwoman; Pinoy celebs, LGBTQ umalma
MARAMING celebrities ang naawa sa transwoman na si Jzan Vern Tero matapos maging viral sa social media ang panloloko umano sa kanya ng multimedia artist na si Sam Morales na nagpanggap na lalaki bilang si Bill Iver Reyes.
Pinaniwala umano ni Sam na lalaki ang ka-long distance relationship ni Jzan hanggang sa magkabukingan na nga sila.
Sa mga tweet ni Jzan, she said that Sam tried to reach out to her to explain her side. Ang claim ni Sam, “childhood bullying” ng mga homosexual ang ugat ng galit niya sa mga ito. At para makaganti, tinatarget niya ang mga gays.
Among those celebrities and personalities na nag-react sa kuwento ng transwoman as reported by a website ay sina Janine Gutierrez, Chie Filomeno, Ivan Dorschner, photographer BJ Pascual, at ang social media influencer na si Mimiyuuuh.
“Hustisya para sa Pilipinas at kay Jzan,” say ni Janine Guierrez.
“Whatever reason you have isn’t valid to hurt an innocent person, Sam Morales!” Chie Filomeno said. “@JzanVern I hope that you’ll heal soon. Take all the time you need to heal Jzan, but know that we are here for you. Isang malaking virtual hug. Pag amping dzai,” she added.
Sabi naman ni Ivan Dorschner, “Damn I’m so ready for Jzan’s #glowup.”
“HOLY SH*T THIS IS INSANE!!!!!!!!!!! A LOOOONG READ BUT OMG!!! Waiting for the other parties involved to give their side but for now all I can say is: Jzan, no one deserves to be treated like this!”
photographer BJ Pascual wailed.
“Hello po sa mga kaibigan natin sa fashion industry. Hindi niyo deserve ang isang Sam Morales. You are all working hard tapos babahiran lang ng isang babaeng ito. DON’T HIRE SAM MORALES!!! LET HER SUFFER!!!! JZAN DESERVE BETTER!!! LET’S PROTECT OUR TRANS FAMILY!!!” tili ng
social media influencer na si Mimiyuuuh.
Wala pang official statement si Sam Morales about this issue and as of press time, temporary deactivated ang kanyang mga social media accounts. Bukas ang BANDERA para sa explanation ni Sam Morales.
MULTIMEDIA ARTIST INIREKLAMO NG TRANSWOMAN; PINOY CELEBS, LGBTQ UMALMA
MARAMING celebrities ang naawa sa transwoman na si Jzan Vern Tero matapos maging viral sa social media ang panloloko umano sa kanya ng multimedia artist na si Sam Morales na nagpanggap na lalaki bilang si Bill Iver Reyes.
Pinaniwala umano ni Sam na lalaki ang ka-long distance relationship ni Jzan hanggang sa magkabukingan na nga sila.
Sa mga tweet ni Jzan, she said that Sam tried to reach out to her to explain her side. Ang claim ni Sam, “childhood bullying” ng mga homosexual ang ugat ng galit niya sa mga ito. At para makaganti, tinatarget niya ang mga gays.
Among those celebrities and personalities na nag-react sa kuwento ng transwoman as reported by a website ay sina Janine Gutierrez, Chie Filomeno, Ivan Dorschner, photographer BJ Pascual, at ang social media influencer na si Mimiyuuuh.
“Hustisya para sa Pilipinas at kay Jzan,” say ni Janine Guierrez.
“Whatever reason you have isn’t valid to hurt an innocent person, Sam Morales!” Chie Filomeno said. “@JzanVern I hope that you’ll heal soon. Take all the time you need to heal Jzan, but know that we are here for you. Isang malaking virtual hug. Pag amping dzai,” she added.
Sabi naman ni Ivan Dorschner, “Damn I’m so ready for Jzan’s #glowup.”
“HOLY SH*T THIS IS INSANE!!!!!!!!!!! A LOOOONG READ BUT OMG!!! Waiting for the other parties involved to give their side but for now all I can say is: Jzan, no one deserves to be treated like this!”
photographer BJ Pascual wailed.
“Hello po sa mga kaibigan natin sa fashion industry. Hindi niyo deserve ang isang Sam Morales. You are all working hard tapos babahiran lang ng isang babaeng ito. DON’T HIRE SAM MORALES!!! LET HER SUFFER!!!! JZAN DESERVE BETTER!!! LET’S PROTECT OUR TRANS FAMILY!!!” tili ng
social media influencer na si Mimiyuuuh.
Wala pang official statement si Sam Morales about this issue and as of press time, temporary deactivated ang kanyang mga social media accounts. Bukas ang BANDERA para sa explanation ni Sam Morales.
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