Melai Cantiveros slams basher who called her daughter 'pangit': 'Wag ang anak ko' | Inquirer Entertainment

Melai Cantiveros slams basher who called her daughter ‘pangit’: ‘Wag ang anak ko’

/ 03:04 PM February 04, 2022

Melai Cantiveros, Jason Francisco and kids

Melai Cantiveros, Jason Francisco and their kids (Image: Instagram/@mrandmrsfrancisco)

Melai Cantiveros blasted a netizen who recently made negative comments about her daughter’s appearance, stressing that she can tolerate bashing directed at her, but not her children.

The comedienne expressed how furious she was over the said bashing while showing a comment from one @stan.francine.chin on her Instagram page yesterday, Feb. 3. Cantiveros noted that the netizen may be a fan of actress Francine Diaz.

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She appears to be told by the netizen to stop “shipping” Diaz’s onscreen partner Kyle Echarri and his fellow “Pinoy Big Brother” alum Chie Filomeno.

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“Epal mo din e ano. ‘Wag mo i-ship si Kyle kay Chie. Anak mo nga ang pangit,” the basher told Cantiveros. (You’re nosy. Don’t ship Kyle to Chie. Even your child is ugly.)

Cantiveros clapped back by telling the netizen that she is fine with negative comments about her, but she will not accept those directed at her kids. She also threatened to sue the basher.

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“Papahanap ko sa NBI ang account [mo]. Mahahanap kita at dedemanda kita sa sinabi [mo] sa anak ko. Ako sabihan [mo], ok lang, ‘wag ang anak ko,” she said.

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(I will ask the [National Bureau of Investigation] to look for your account. I will look for you and sue you for what you said to my child. Say something to me, that’s ok, but not my child.)

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A post shared by Melai Cantiveros – Francisco (@mrandmrsfrancisco)

Cantiveros eventually showed her conversation with @stan.francine.chin on her Instagram page, also yesterday. She asked for an apology and reminded the netizen to avoid making negative comments online. According to the netizen, the insult was only a “challenge” given to her.

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“[Nag-reach out naman siya] at marami sinasabi…” Cantiveros told fans. “Hayaan maging lesson ‘yan na ‘wag basta magpadala sa feelings tapos pipindut na lang na ‘di inaalam kung may mahuhurt ka ba na damdamin. Matuto tayo rumespeto ng tao.”

(The netizen reached out and said a lot of things… Let this be a lesson to avoid getting carried away by your feelings and just click without knowing if you will hurt feelings [of others]. Learn to respect other people.)

“Kung ‘di mo gusto ang sinasabi ng ibang tao, irespeto mo and let’s mind our own business, at last, magpatawad at magmahalan,” she added. (If you don’t like what other people are saying, respect it and let’s mind our own business, and last, forgive and love.)

Cantiveros also apologized to Diaz for having her involved in the issue, though she thinks the actress will understand her.

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A post shared by Melai Cantiveros – Francisco (@mrandmrsfrancisco)

Cantiveros has two daughters with her husband, fellow comedian Jason Francisco, to whom she has been married since 2013. She gave birth to their first child Mela in 2014 and welcomed their youngest child Stela in 2017.  /ra

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