Bullet Jalosjos Belies Claims TAPE Inc Contacts Willie Revillame to Host Eat Bulaga
BULLET JALOSJOS – The son of the Television and Production Exponents Inc (TAPE) chairman Romeo Jalosjos belies claims that they contacted Willie Revillame to host Eat Bulaga.
TAPE Inc executives refuted in an interview that they are going to employ Willie Revillame as the new television anchor as part of the anticipated makeover of Eat Bulaga. The Dapitan City Mayor denied speaking with Revillame’s team about replacing the original hosts of Eat Bulaga, Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, and Joey de Leon.
Bullet is the treasurer of TAPE Inc and the son of TAPE Inc founder and chairman Romeo Jalosjos. According to him, they are already going to speak with the media in order to clarify the true state of Eat Bulaga.
“No. Not true, for the record po. We will have a presscon soon and answer all issues facing the company. At the same time, present a new format na mangyayari as agreed [upon] by all the executives,” he said.
The report first appeared on Bilyonaryo.com. According to the publication, Jalosjos wanted Eat Bulaga’s founding producer, Tony Tuviera, to quit from TAPE in order to cement his takeover.
According to the report, Jalosjos was planning backup preparations in case the TVJ and existing hosts of Eat Bulaga opted to depart the show. A poster for a possible rebranded version of Eat Bulaga, dubbed ‘Wow Bulaga,’ emerged on social media, depicting Revillame as the primary host alongside Allan K, Jose Manalo, and Wally Bayola.
However, TAPE employees disputed that the poster was created by them. Because of the false information circulating about the reported internal conflict among Eat Bulaga authorities, netizens asked Tape Inc. management to finally address the problem.
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