Finally, TV legend Joey de Leon has spoken out! After the endless controversy surrounding the shocking split of *Eat Bulaga*, Joey has broken his silence and strongly named the people he calls **”tr@ydor”** on this legendary show.
In a shocking statement, Joey expressed his deep disappointment in those he once considered his teammates but now chose the opposite path. **“I saw everything. Now is the time to speak up!”** – Joey asserted fiercely.
However, what has caused a stir in public opinion is the question: **Who are the people Joey de Leon is referring to?** Several names have been brought up by netizens, but Joey has not yet revealed their specific identities.
Meanwhile, the people involved have remained silent in the face of these strong statements. **Will they dare to respond, or will they let things calm down?**
This event makes the war between the two sides of *Eat Bulaga* more intense than ever. **Will there be an explosive response in the near future?** Let’s wait and see what happens next in the hottest TV drama today!
Joey de Leon reacts to suspension of Eat Bulaga live audience admission
Joey de Leon reveals Eat Bulaga! hosts were notified about the suspension hours before the live show.
Veteran host-comedian Joey de Leon reacted to the suspension of live-audience admission of his GMA-7 noontime show, Eat Bulaga!
Yesterday, March 9, the program’s management announced that live audience admission has been suspended as a preventive measure due to the COVID-19 outbreak in the country.
Its implementation began yesterday.
Joey revealed that the hosts were also notified about it yesterday.
“We were just told about it when we got to the studio yesterday morning,” the veteran actor-host said in an interview with Ricky Lo that appeared in The Philippine STAR this Tuesday, March 10.
According to Joey, it is not certain how long the suspension of live audience admission will last.
“A sign was placed at the entrance that we won’t be accepting ‘live’ audience for the meantime, but we don’t know how long it will last.”
Eat Bulaga! is held at APT Studios in Cainta, Rizal.
Joey also reminded: “No more beso-beso, no more kissing, no more shaking hands, just a simple ‘hi’ or ‘hello’ from a distance.”
In the guidelines released by the Department of Health (DOH), some of the preventive measures are “social distancing, proper hygiene, and cough etiquette.”
Meanwhile, Joey’s Instagram posts related to COVID-19 and Eat Bulaga’s announcement are also one after another! EAT BULAGA! ANNOUNCEMENT
Yesterday, Eat Bulaga! released an official statement on all its social media platforms.
It states that the show is temporarily suspending live audience viewing due to the “COVID-19 outbreak in the Philippines, which has placed the country in a state of public health emergency.”
The move is intended to “help prevent the spread of the virus and to ensure the healthy and safety of its talent, staff, crew and members of its audience.”
Management’s plea: “Please understand that this decision was made after extensive and careful consideration in order to cooperate with government efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19.”
The Dabarkads hosts reposted Eat Bulaga’s official statement on their respective social media accounts.
Among those who reposted were Alden Richards, Maine Mendoza, Pia Guanio, Pauleen Luna, and Allan K.
KAPAMILYA SHOWS
Regarding the COVID-19 issue, ABS-CBN also released an official statement this March 10, Tuesday, stating that it will temporarily stop admitting studio audiences to its live shows.
Among the affected programs are the following: It’s Showtime, ASAP Natin ‘To, Magandang Buhay, Banana Sundae, and I Can See Your Voice.
Part of their statement: “ABS-CBN has decided to temporarily stop admitting studio audiences to its shows starting today (10 March 2020), following the government’s declaration of a state of public health emergency.
“We feel that it is our shared responsibility to help in preventing the spread of the COVID-19.
“Thank you Kapamilya for the support, understanding, and patronage of our shows.”
Last night, President Rodrigo Duterte declared the country under a state of public health emergency due to the increasing number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country.
As of this writing, the DOH confirmed that there are now 24 cases of COVID-19 in the Philippines.
