Ana Jalandoni admits beating incident with Kit Thompson not first time he hurt her | Inquirer Entertainment

Ana Jalandoni admits beating incident with Kit Thompson not first time he hurt her

/ 11:52 AM March 29, 2022

Ana Jalandoni

Ana Jalandoni and Kit Thompson. Image: Instagram/@realanajalandoni, @kitthompson

Ana Jalandoni disclosed that the recent beating incident involving Kit Thompson was not the first time the actor laid a hand on her.

Jalandoni and Thompson hit the headlines after the actor allegedly injured and detained the actress in a hotel in Tagaytay last March 18. Jalandoni was able to ask for help at the time which led Thompson to be brought to a police station for questioning.

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Jalandoni spoke up about the first instance Thompson hurt her and how she was taken aback by the actor’s anger management problem. She talked about this in a press conference which was her first public appearance after the beating incident, as seen on a Bandera’s Facebook page yesterday, March 28.

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“Nung una niya kong nasaktan, nag-isip ako no’n na hindi maganda, na mali ‘yung gano’ng attitude kasi may anger problem nga siya. Mainitin ‘yung ulo niya,” she said.

(The first time he hurt me, I thought that this wasn’t good, that his attitude was wrong because he has an anger management problem. He gets mad easily.)

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“Ang nangyari po kasi no’n nag-beach kami and activities, pagod na pagod po ako tapos nag-dinner kami. Pagbalik namin sa room, naligo siya and ako nasa bed. Sinampal niya ako ng gising and nagulat din ako, noon niya ako unang nasampal. Nag-sorry naman siya after,” she narrated. “Pinaliwanagan ko siya na dapat hindi gano’n pero nag-ano na rin ako no’n na may mali.”

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(We came from the beach at the time and we did some activities. I was so tired then we had dinner. When we got back to our room, he took a bath while I laid on the bed. I was shocked when he slapped me to wake me up, it was the first time he slapped me. He said sorry afterwards. I explained to him that he shouldn’t do that but I know at the time that there’s already something wrong.)

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The actress then got emotional after she was asked about her feelings towards the actor. She answered that her love for him still remains but she will pursue legal actions.

“Mahal ko pa rin po siya. Hindi naman po gano’n kadali ‘yun na mawala pero syempre po hindi ko po deserve ‘yung nangyari sa akin,” Jalandoni said. (I still love him. The feelings won’t go away easily but I don’t deserve what happened to me.)

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“Hindi ko pa po iniisip ‘yung tanong niyo kung babalikan ko siya, wala po ‘yun sa isip ko,” she added. “Ang importante po sa ‘kin ay ipaglaban ko ‘yung karapatan ko bilang babae, na hindi po katanggap-tanggap ‘yung nangyari sa akin pero ‘yung love po, nando’n pa rin po siya.”

(The thought of getting back together with him is not in my mind right now. What’s important for me now is I get to fight for my right as a woman after I experienced such unacceptable treatment. But the love, it still is here.)

Jalandoni also clarified that there was no third party involved and pointed out that Thompson’s jealousy and his fear that she would leave him were what triggered his violent actions.

Jalandoni’s legal counsel said that they will press charges against Thompson in violation of section 5 (a) of Republic Act 9262 or the Anti-Violence against Women and Children Act. JB

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