First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos pushed back against circulating allegations against her and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., indirectly calling out the spread of “fake news” in a social media post.
In a post past midnight on Wednesday, November 19, Marcos shared photos of her meeting with a producer, director, and actors who were filming a movie in the country.
“We then talked about the script of their movie, and I bit my tongue because I wanted to say:
“Welcome to entertainment – Pinoy style! Only in the Pinas will you find a plot full of holes and actors who can’t deliver and a climax that leaves entire communities underwater,” her post read.
Minutes later, the first lady posted a photo of a fabricated art card, appearing to allude to Sen. Imee Marcos’ allegation that she and the President were using illegal drugs.
“…. And speaking of fake news… welcome to entertainment, Pinoy style,” her second post said.
To recall, during the second day of the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally, Sen. Imee Marcos alleged that her brother, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., previously struggled with substance abuse.
Earlier, Malacañang slammed the remarks, branding them a “desperate move.”
