Vic Sotto spoke about his unpaid talent fee
Bossing Vic Sotto, one of the pioneer hosts of the longest-running noontime show Eat Bulaga, revealed that Television and Production Exponents Incorporated (TAPE Inc.) owes him more than P30 million.
Previously, Tito Sotto debunked TAPE chief finance officer Bullet Jalosjos’s statement that Eat Bulaga has no financial problem. The former Senate President that there is a missing P400 million from advertisement payments and that TAPE owes his brother and Joey de Leon P30 million each.
Another point that Tito stressed in his interviews is that the Jalosjos family wanted to reformat the show and change the hosts.
Following that strong statement that the celebrity-turned-politician had, Vic Sotto stressed that they are fully supporting what his older brother said. However, there is one thing that Bossing clarified.
He said that the debt of TAPE Inc is more than P30 million, based on the article in The Philippine Star. “Actually, kulang ‘yun. Na-wrong-info pa nga si Tito Sen. ‘Yung kay Joey ‘yun,” Bossing said.
Vic added that for many years and the delays the debt has reached that huge amount. Despite not receiving their talent fees, Vic said that he and Joey continue their hosting stint in the Kapuso noontime show.
“Pero sa’min ni Joey, wala ‘yun. Wala ‘yun. Ganu’n namin kamahal ang ‘Eat Bulaga’,” Bossing said.
Eat Bulaga‘s issues surfaced a few months ago after Tony Tuviera retired as TAPE’s CEO and President. However, Tito previously said that Tony did not retire on his own, it was said that he was “pinag-reretire.”
For more than four decades TVJ and Mr. T, together with the staff and other hosts, have been working together to bring new and exciting segments.
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