Filipina actress Cristine Reyes let it all out Sunday afternoon on Twitter. Apparently she was angry with one of her co-hosts on ASAP. Maybe she was really caught up in the heat of the moment so she decided to let the whole world how she felt via Twitter. I don’t know if she understands that her tweets will probably blow this thing out of proportion! I can already see this plastered all over the entertainment shows and news programs. Anyway, here’s a screen shot of her tweets:
I found out about this through DJ Mo Twister and entertainment blogger Pinoy Gossip Boy. It’s interesting because he also has theories on who Cristine is upset with, lol. It’s amazing how much show biz news can be culled from Twitter!
my guess, shes pissed at Sarah Geronimo. I'm calling for a hair pulling contest, in mud, with wet white tshirts.
@djmotwister
Mo Twister
To PBA organizers, malelate ako sa Awards Night. May breaking news kay Cristine Reyes, sulat ko muna. Di ba ganyan ang entertainment blog?:D
@pinoygossipboy
Pinoy Gossip Boy
Since this is the world of entertainment, I wouldn’t be surprised if this is some sort of publicity stunt to raise awareness about a movie or teleserye. If not then I strongly recommend that talent agencies require their talents to undergo social media training to safeguard public perception.
LOL@Pinoy Gossip Boy’s tweet. (We both lost to Without Wang2 at the PBA.) The funny thing about this is that the host kept joking about bloggers leaving early or coming in late because they wanted to blog. We’re glued to our keyboards. Haha!
(You left early, too. You were supposed to win one of the raffle prizes.)
I know! I was supposed to win that trip to Malaysia. Epic sadness!
I agree Carlo. Nice proposition. All celebrities and critical personalities in government should undergo some form of social media training as any major dumb mistake can be costly to one’s career.
If one has personal problems, it will be best to confide it privately to a close friend or relative who can give comfort instead of venting one’s anger or frustrations over social media – where traditional media can make a big fuzz over it.