Kim Atienza (left) and Vice Ganda | Picture: @kuyakim_atienza, @praybeytbenjamin
TV host Kim Atienza clarified the previous points that him caught up in controversy together with his former co-hosts on “It’s Showtime,” particularly Vice Ganda, as he affirmed that his relationship with all of them is all okay.
Sitting down for a one-on-one with Ogie Diaz, Atienza recalled the time his assertion on social media about “It’s Showtime” was taken out of context, particularly after his switch to GMA.
On the time, the previous “TV Patrol” climate patroller congratulated director John Prats on X (previously Twitter) after changing into the brand new director of a program after his stint at “It’s Showtime.”
In his comment, Atienza wrote, “Galing ni Lord no? Iniwas siya sa sakit ng ulo,” which acquired misinterpreted by different individuals. The Kapuso host clarified that his remark wasn’t a jab on the present however slightly a mirrored image on the challenges of stay manufacturing.
“Ang problema sa Twitter, you’re solely capable of say no matter you need to say in just a few phrases. Nawawala ang context. Kasi, ang context naman sa sinabi ko na iyon, sanay kasi si John na motion at taped na serye. Ang ibig kong sabihin na, “Baka sumakit ang ulo mo” kasi stay present ‘yan. Dahil yung panahon ni Bobet [Vidanes, former director of the program], masakit ‘yung ulo niya palagi. Dahil mahirap ang stay present. Ibang ability set. That’s what I meant. To not put down my colleagues,” he defined.
Atienza affirmed that he meant no hurt together with his earlier assertion, however he understood the way in which it was taken by different individuals, contemplating he had simply left the administration on the time.
“I meant nothing. I meant no hurt. Natiyempo kasi kalilipat ko lamang sa GMA-7 midday, so very delicate pa ‘yung mga Kapamilya natin na bakit umalis ako? So, it was interpreted as parang tinitira ko ‘yung dati kong present, which is hindi naman. As a result of I actually meant nothing, walang malisya ‘yung pagkasabi ko. However since nand’yan na ‘yan at apoy na. Wala na, nand’yan na ‘yan,” he weighed in.
The host-politician additionally contemplated the time he by the way wounded the sentiments of Vice Ganda after he posted a easy “I like you” to Karylle.
“Nagkaroon kami ng misunderstanding ni Vice midday over Karylle. Ako naman dahil kaibigan ko si Karylle, inaanak ko. Sinabi ko, ‘I like Karylle.’ Could pinagdadaanan na pala ang present nu’n at it was taken out of context. Dahil nasaktan ko ang emotions ni Vice, kinausap ko kaagad, minessage ko kaagad. Nag-usap kami ng mahaba. ‘Tapos na ‘yun,’” he stated.
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