Lolit Solis on Bea Alonzo's Manager: "Ayaw ko sagutin kasi..."

Lolit Solis shared this write-up following Shirley Kuan’s statement

Veteran entertainment columnist Lolit Solis said that she does not want to answer actress Bea Alonzo’s manager Shirley Kuan’s statement.

The talent manager fired back at Lolit for her tirade against the actress. Bea has received fiery words from the entertainment columnist. The actress refused to answer Lolit’s tirade when she was asked to react to this.

In an interview, Shirley stressed that they can’t think of anything coming from their part that would push Lolit to “bully” Bea. The talent manager also said that the actress has nothing to do with her decision not to invite Lolit and her fellow columnists Salve Asis and Gorgy Rula to the press conference for Bea’s Beautederm endorsement.

Apparently, this has become a big deal on the part of Lolit as she has repeated this issue several times in her Instagram posts. After Shirley Kuan’s interview, the veteran columnist shared her reaction on her photo-sharing social media page.

“Dami ng nag text sa akin Salve tungkol sa no hold barred interview ni Shirley Kuan. Sabi ko ayaw ko sagutin kasi bonggang english ang interview. Hindi ko kaya hah hah hah,” Lolit Solis said. The columnist also said that she admires Shirley because all the talents she is handling are “super mega star.”

bea alonzo — Photo credit: @teambeaalonzo IG

“Huwag siyang mag alala, balewala sa akin iyon pag cancel niya sa presscon ng Beautederm,” Lolit said, adding that it is because she claimed that Bea’s endorsement was a flop and they would just add to the expenses if they went to the press conference.

She reiterated that she will not answer Shirley because she spoke in English and she is just a “jolog.” Lolit Solis quipped that she will learn the Spanish language because the manager of Bea Alonzo might eventually speak in Spanish as the actress was able to purchase an apartment in Madrid, Spain.

“Bow kay Shirley Kuan, super mega manager of all season, no hold barred, BOW,” the veteran talent manager said.