In a series of posts, Marjorie Barretto expressed her pain following her mother’s interview.
Marjorie Barretto, out of pain, replied to the statements of her mother, Inday Barretto, and made this claim about her.
Roughly a week ago, Mommy Inday’s interview about Marjorie and her other daughter surfaced online. According to Mommy Inday, she and Marjorie don’t get along well, but despite this, she still loves her.
Inday said, “I’m asked and I’m honest and I’ll tell the truth–– we don’t get along fine. I love her, she knows that. She better know it otherwise, what a loss.”
Roughly a week after she made the statement, Marjorie, out of pain, broke her silence. She was so hurt and in disbelief at the claims of her mother. Marjorie is one of the seven children of Inday with late husband Miguel Barretto and one of the three who entered the entertainment industry alongside sisters Claudine Barretto and Gretchen Barretto.
The pain made her defend herself. In a previous article, Marjorie spoke against her mother’s statements about her. She refuted the claims, especially the one where Mommy Inday alleged that she was excluded from family gatherings. Marjorie pointed out that what has been happening was contrary to the claims. She pointed out that Inday was always present in many of her family photos and her events.
It was only her mother who would often ask her not to include her in the posts, so that Claudine and Gretchen wouldn’t be upset.
“My mom mentioned that I don’t invite her because I’m embarrassed of her. Why would you say that, Mom? You and my siblings know very well that you’ve often asked me not to post photos of us together because Gretchen and Claudine might get upset,” she emphasized.
Marjorie, in her post, also added that it was Mommy Inday who had asked her not to reconcile with her two sisters. She wrote, “Hearing that from my own mother and hearing it repeatedly over the years was deeply hurtful, even as an adult. My children felt that pain for me too. Mom, as God is my witness, you begged me to never fix things with my 2 sisters so you won’t be left out.”
The former actress then went on expressing her pain about how the “non-problematic child” would be punished for being that way. This has caused her emotional baggage that she has been carrying for years now, and is still hurting her as an adult.
Calling the second part of her mother’s interview “false, unfair, and destructive,” Marjorie expressed disappointment that being described as “strong-willed” was portrayed in a negative light.
Read the full statement below:
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