The phenomenal star Maine Mendoza has been the talk of the town after the released of her controversial open letter for her avid fans.She was silent after that open letter published on her personal blog sites. And because of this situation of Maine Mendoza, many AlDub Nation members and even the fellow artists and celebrities in the showbiz industry expressed their support and encouragement for the phenomenal star. In one interview of one Entertainment news writer Allan Diones and wrote an article about the reactions of Bossing Vic Sotto about the issues faced by Maine Mendoza. The response of Bossing Vic Sotto to the question of Allan Diones received various reactions from netizen particularly from the AlDub nation family.Here is the reaction of Vic Sotto based on the interview of Entertainment news writer Allan Diones which he posted on his Twitter account @allan_d
"Makahulugang reaksyon mi VIC SOTTO sa issue kay MAINE MENDOZA: "Kapag mahal mo yung ginagawa mo, kahit anong pagdaanan mo, eh kakayanin mo."It is a piece of advice from one of the Pillars of the Kapuso noontime show Eat Bulaga Vic Sotto, but it gains various reactions from the AlDub Nation family. Here is one of the reactions of @ALLCAPSLERKY regarding the reaction of Vic Sotto.
"MADALING SABIHIN YAN PERO PAG PAMILYA AT KAIBIGAN MO NA TINITIRA AALMA KA RIN...ANO NAMAN ALAM NI BOSSING SA PNAGDARAANAN NI MENG. KNUKUMUSTA BA NAMAN NILA ANG KA BARANGGAY NILA..DI NAMAN DABARKADS TURING..KA BARANNGAY LANG!"
But base on the interpretation of one AlDub Nation member like @jowapaomoments, the advice of bossing Vic is meaningful and encouraging.
"Base sa article na ito para sa akin, may laman ang mga sagot ni Bossing. Kung ano man ang interpretation ko, akin na lang yon. Di na ko makiigulo."Since it is Christmas season, they must understand the phenomenal star and all must be happy for this holiday season particularly when the presence of Maine Mendoza in Eat Bulaga.The phenomenal love team is considered as the happy pill of the AlDub Nation family.
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