‘It’s enough, it’s enough’: Kris Aquino vows to fight back against Mocha Uson
– “This time you crossed the line.”

Kris Aquino on Tuesday slammed Presidential Communications Assistant Secretary Margaux “Mocha” Uson after the latter involved her late parents in defending President Rodrigo Duterte’s “playful” kiss with a Filipina in South Korea.

Uson on Sunday posted a video of the late Sen. Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. receiving a kiss from two women on board a plane before he was assassinated in 1983 during the Marcos dictatorship.

The former sexy dancer posted the video in defense of Duterte who got flak for kissing a woman during a meeting with the Filipino community in South Korea.

Kris did not let Uson’s post go unnoticed and lashed out at how the latter disrespected her father’s memory and the Aquino family.

“You have disrespected my whole family. As you can see, I did not include Noy in the video because he is alive and can defend himself,” she said in a post shared both on Instagram and Facebook.

(You have disrespected my whole family. As you can see, I did not include Noy in the video because he is alive and can defend himself.)

She was referring to her brother, former President Benigno Aquino III, who has many times been on the receiving end of Uson’s criticism online.

The actress and social media icon added that she cried upon seeing the video of her father as she felt envious of the two women who were able to kiss Ninoy before he was killed August 21, 1983.

“But when I watched the video you uploaded to defend President Duterte (which I have never shown in a bad way), do you know what you did? You opened the wound in the heart of a 12-year-old boy when his father was killed by an enemy,” she added.

(When I watched your video in defense of President Duterte (who I have never once disrespected) do you know what you did? You revived the wound in the heart of a 12-year-old when her father was killed helplessly.)

Kris also slammed Uson for also disrespecting her mother, the late President Corazon Aquino, who died of cancer in August 2009.

“I cried nonstop because I was jealous of the 2 women who kissed my Dad before he was killed. A gift I didn’t give my mother that you keep insulting,” she said.

“I promised I wouldn’t punish you – but this time you crossed the line,” she added.

(I couldn’t stop crying because I was envious of the two women who were able to kiss my dad before he was killed, a gift that was not given to my mother who you continue to disrespect.)

The youngest daughter of the late Aquino couple, Kris said Uson reminded her of several moments in her life when she was accepted by her mother despite her shortcomings.

She cited as examples going home to the late president with her then one-month-old son Josh, and her admission on national television that she had contracted a sexually transmitted disease (STD).

“Of all the things that went wrong in my life – that’s probably our difference – we didn’t cover it up. We didn’t use anything. I accepted all my mistakes and because my mother loved me and I wanted to be a good mother – I tried to fix my life,” she said.

(Of all the mistakes I have committed in my life, I think our difference is that we have not hidden anything. We did not use anyone. I took responsibility for my mistakes and because I was loved by my mother and I also want to be a good mother, I am trying to fix my life.)

Kris then warned Uson that she would not back down against the former sexy star, and ended her message with emojis of three yellow hearts and a fist.

“So now I’ll borrow his words: It’s enough. That’s enough… If you want a punching bag, just ask me. Because I’m alive, I can answer you. And I won’t back down,” she said.

(I am now borrowing her words: Enough is enough. This is too much. If you want a punching bag, use me because I am alive and I can answer you and I won’t back down.)