Viva defends JaDine over claims love team acted rudely in US tour
James Reid and Nadine Lustre. INQUIRER file photo
Viva Artists Agency (VAA) came to the defense of James Reid and Nadine Lustre over claims by the concert producer of the San Francisco leg of the “Always JaDine: US Tour 2017” that the love team acted rudely.
In a statement released via its official Instagram account, VAA firstly thanked all the supporters of JaDine for standing by the love team despite the issues thrown against them.
Elaine Crisostomo (aka Coach Alex), CEO and founder of Entablado Production, which produced the show, recently took to Facebook to air her grievances against the love team and fumed over how she and her staff allegedly received unwelcoming attitude from Reid and Lustre and how the tight restrictions over the love team caused damage to the show.
VAA said in a statement, “The negative statements made by San Francisco promoter Ellaine Crisostomo of Entablado are not only inaccurate but wrongfully directed at the artists and their management.”
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF @vivaliveofficial regarding #AlwaysJaDineSanFrancisco
VAA has made it clear that it has only entered into a contract with Nancy Yang, a US-based promoter and no one else, thus making all the statements of Crisostomo “not only inaccurate but wrongly directed at the artists and their management.”
Article continues after this advertisementVAA added that any agreement organized by Entablado Production outside the final itinerary program was not authorized by VivaLive, a subsidiary of Viva Entertainment that handles concerts, live entertainment and variety shows.
Article continues after this advertisementThe statement was released hours after Lustre blasted Crisostomo on Twitter.
1 thing that I learned tho..
ALWAYS update everyone with what’s legit and what is not, so JaDines wont be tricked.— Nadine Lustre (@hellobangsie) April 5, 2017
and before you spread shenanigans about us, PAY UP.
You owe a lot of people money.— Nadine Lustre (@hellobangsie) April 5, 2017
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