Jay Sonza has this claim about Coco Martin being rejected in Primetime5.
COCO MARTIN – Kapamilya star and “FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano” lead star Coco Martin accordingly got a rejection in Primetime5 as per Jay Sonza.
In a previous article, controversial former newsbroadcater and host Jay Sonza has claimed that chairman emeritus of ABS-CBN Corporation Gabby Lopez has pulled out his shares from the company like a captain leaving his ship to save himself. However, as verified by the Vera Files, this claim is a fake reports and Lopez still holds shares in the media company.
He was also the one who leaked the information about Pokwang being a “Kapatid” now and leaving the shut down “Kapamilya” network. The famous comedienne, on the other hand, has revealed that she already alsked her previous network about leaving and now, she has formally transferred to TV5.
Now, in his recent post, Sonza revealed that Primetime5 of TV5 has rejected Coco Martin to be a part of their show line-up. However, they accepted Tape and APT artists such as Jose Manalo, Wally Bayola, Paolo Ballesteros, Ryan Agoncillo, and among other.
Coco is the lead star of the top-rating Kapamilya show “FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano”. The show continue to air through online after their network has failed to have a franchise renewal. There were 70 lawmakers who barred the network’s application which is why it has stopped broadcasting. Several shows totally ended while the contract of their stars are suspended. The network has also announced retrenchment starting August 31.
Here are some of the comments from the post:
I’m seeing the rise of TV5. I hope they choose those good upcoming artists and hone them as their own.
TV5 had a good line up of shows when they started. Even their shows were worth watching too.
Most networks would be wise to stay away from the major stars/supporters of abscbn lest they get branded as the new abscbn.
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