Shuvee Etrata deactivates X account following political backlash

Shuvee Etrata deactivates X account following backlash on her political post

/ 10:51 AM September 28, 2025
Shuvee Etrata deactivates X account following political backlash. Image: Instagram/@thazziafalek
Shuvee Etrata. Image: Instagram/@thazziafalek

Shuvee Etrata deactivated her official X (formerly Twitter) account, days after earning backlash over a video of herself expressing sympathy for former president Rodrigo Duterte, which made rounds on social media. 

Etrata’s X page cannot be accessed by netizens as of Sunday, Sept. 28.

Image: Screengrab from X/@EtrataShuvee
Image: Screengrab from X/@EtrataShuvee

The “Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab” edition alum has nonetheless been active on Instagram, sharing some highlights of how she has been doing so far in a post on Saturday, Sept. 27.

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“Padayon lang ta (Let’s just keep going),” she captioned her post.

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Earlier this month, Etrata received backlash from netizens after a screen-recorded video expressing her sympathy for Duterte’s arrest by the International Criminal Court (ICC) last March went viral on social media.

For this, the former PBB housemate apologized, but said that she doesn’t want to be open about topics related to politics due to how “divisive” it was. 

Etrata was then defended by her uncle and handler Yure and GMA senior vice president for programming, talent management, worldwide, and support group Annette Gozon-Valdes in separate posts, with the Kapuso executive reiterating that the rising star is not a “diehard of any politician.” /edv

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