Juliana Parizcova Segovia Cast as Pepsi Paloma’s Makeup Artist
JULIANA PARIZCOVA SEGOVIA – Actor Juliana Parizcova Segovia is set to portray the role of Pepsi Paloma’s makeup artist, bringing a key character to life in the highly anticipated film.
Director Darryl Yap has announced that Juliana Parizcova Segovia will take on the role of “Ebony,” Pepsi Paloma’s make-up artist and confidant, in the contentious film The Rapists of Pepsi Paloma (TROPP2025). The announcement, made via Yap’s social media channels, emphasized Segovia’s integral part in the storyline.
The film, which delves into the life of Pepsi Paloma, has stirred significant attention and debate since its unveiling. Segovia’s casting as Ebony has further heightened anticipation, with audiences eager to see her bring complexity to this pivotal character in Paloma’s narrative.
However, the project’s promotional campaign has encountered legal hurdles. In a recent statement, Yap clarified that no court order has been issued to pull down promotional materials for TROPP2025. He also revealed that the hearing concerning the case has been postponed to January 17.
Yap noted that a gag order is now in place, prohibiting public discussions about the case to prevent misinformation. He affirmed that this would be his last public comment on the matter in adherence to the court’s directive. The director expressed his appreciation to his legal counsel, Atty. Fortun, for providing guidance and support throughout the legal proceedings.
Amid the ongoing controversy, the film continues to attract widespread attention from both the public and the entertainment industry. Tackling sensitive themes and embroiled in legal disputes, TROPP2025 has become one of the most discussed films in recent memory.
As the hearing date draws nearer, opinions on the film remain polarized. While some commend its bold narrative approach, others criticize its treatment of historical events. The release of TROPP2025 and the resolution of its legal challenges are keenly awaited by an intrigued and divided audience.