Jaclyn Jose supalpal kay Vivian Velez: Hindi ko tinatanggap ang sorry mo

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SORRY na lang sa award-winning veteran actress na si Jaclyn Jose dahil tablado siya ngayon kay Vivian Velez.

Hindi kasi tinanggap ni Vivian ang sorry ni Jaclyn matapos siyang sabihan nito ng masasakit na salita. Ito’y may konek pa rin sa pagtatanggol ni Vivian sa pagwawala ng kapwa nila aktres na si Pinky Amador sa tinitirhan nitong condotel sa Makati City.

Sa kanyang Facebook account, ni-repost ni Vivian ang official statement ni Pinky tungkol sa ginawa niyang paninigaw at pagmumura sa staff ng building matapos malamang may mga OFW na Person Under Monitoring (PUM) na pinayagang mag-stay sa kanilang condotel kaya nangangamba siya na baka mahawa sila ng COVID-19.

Ayon kay Vivian na director general din ngayon ng Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP), naiintindihan niya ang pinaghuhugutan ni Pinky at kung bakit niya nagawa ang ganu’n. May mga kumampi sa dating sexy actress pero meron ding mga kumontra, kabilang na riyan si Jaclyn na diretshang tinawag si Vivian ng “piece of sh*t”.

Ngunit makalipas ang ilang oras, humingi ng paumanhin ang nanay ni Andie Eigenmenn kay Vivian, “To Ms.Vivian Velez i am sorry for what i have said in your wall..i know what kind of a person you are, ddnt mean to lambast you. mali ako.

“You are a friend, a family friend for that matter. Again i apologize.”

Sinagot naman ni Vivian ang post ni Jaclyn sa Facebook at sinabi nga nitong hindi niya tinatanggap ang sorry ng aktres, “Last June 5, Ms. Pinky Amador got herself in an unfortunate position giving her piece of mind to an employee/staff of the admin of a condo-tel where she resides due to a major miscommunication.

“Myself, being very opinionated and a concern individual to the welfare of my colleague in the industry, I took Ms. Amador’s side understanding where her rage was coming from, I posted my opinion on the matter on my personal Facebook account.

“Jaclyn Jose, also an esteemed colleague and a personal friend placed her comment on my post regarding my opinion on the matter.

“My post was open to the public and I welcome discussions and sometimes debate because as mature individuals, that is how matters are handled. Fair discussions.”

“This is not the case on Jaclyn Jose’s comment on the matter. Coming from nowhere, she decided to hurl defamatory words at me calling me names like racist, not knowing where it’s stemming from and ‘a piece of sh*t’ which, I and a lot of people know, am not. Her action and reaction on the matter gravely offended me,” mahabang litanya ni Vivian.

Pagpapatuloy pa niya, “Yesterday, Jacklyn Jose posted on her Instagram account a halfhearted apology addressed to me, which earned positive reactions from her followers. I can’t blame them, they don’t know her like I do.

“Yes, my relationship with her and her family goes a long way back. We have a history. I thought about this response a lot. I gave it time more than I should, actually, considering how busy I am.

“I put a lot of considerations into this because people might take it the wrong way and I may appear to be the antagonist more than the victim of the circumstance, given that I was the one who was on the receiving end of Jacklyn Jose’s impropriety.”

“But my image is the least of my concern and I really care less what people might think of this statement. This is a painful experience.

“A close friend and almost a family put me down in public, hurled insults and expect me to just say nothing. With toxic friend like this, who needs enemies? This is my reaction to her actions.”

“Jane (tunay na pangalan ni Jaclyn), I do not accept your apology because you deliberately made sure that I will get hurt by your accusations and false witness about my person.

“A piece of advice, unsolicited as it may seem, please do not get intoxicated and form an opinion on matters. Because being under the influence of a substance is the oldest and lamest excuse one can give and expect considerations from the people they offend.

“People have been affected by your inexcusable display of madness every time you get to drink more than you should. Next time you want to have a discussion, develop maturity first before you try to initiate an exchange. I wish you well.”