MTRCB Summons Vice Ganda for Eating Fried Chicken Similar to Icing on ‘It’s Showtime’

MTRCB Summons Vice Ganda for Over Alleged Fried Chicken Issue

MTRCB has summoned the Kapamilya TV host Vice Ganda for eating fried chicken similar to the way he ate icing on ‘It’s Showtime.’

Previously, the Filipino comedian Vice Ganda and his partner Ion Perez found themselves at the center of a controversy due to an incident on the TV show “It’s Showtime.” During the “Isip Bata” segment, the two shared a sweet moment while enjoying an icing with a level of intimacy.

The couple faced backlash and were accused of showing inappropriate acts on public television. However, their loyal fans rushed to their defense on social media.

The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board decided to summon the producer of “It’s Showtime” for discussions. The agency’s move garnered mixed reactions from the online community.

Eventually, MTRCB decided to suspend “It’s Showtime” for 12 days, which received both support and criticism, with some netizens even calling for the resignation of MTRCB Chair Lala Sotto.

The Kapisanan ng mga Samahang Mang-aawit ng mga Bayan Pilipinas, Inc. also filed criminal charges against the celebrity couple.

Recently, the Twitter/X account Anima Cristi Fermin shared a photo of Vice Ganda, as the new endorser of McDonald’s. Fermin said that Lala Sotto and MTRCB will summon the celebrity for eating fried chicken similar to the way he ate icing on ‘It’s Showtime.’

However, the authenticity of the report remains unconfirmed. It was still unclear if the post was just fabricated by unscrupulous individuals.

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Here is the full post:

“Lala at MTRCB ipatatawag ang McDonald’s Philippines at si Vice Ganda dahil umano sa pagkain ng chicken Mcdo gamit ang bibig na tila may hawig sa paraan ng pagkain nito ng Icing sa It’s showtime na nagpapakita na sarap na sarap ang host sa pagkain.”

The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:

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