Janus del Prado Blames ‘Newlywed’ for FB Monetization Hold
JANUS DEL PRADO – Actor Janus del Prado shocked followers when he revealed that his monetized Facebook page was placed on hold amid an alleged coordinated reporting incident.
Janus del Prado recently voiced his disappointment on social media after learning that his Facebook page’s monetization had been temporarily suspended. The actor claimed that the issue arose after his account was allegedly hit by coordinated mass reporting from online users, abruptly cutting off what he considers a vital additional source of income.
Recognized for his sharp wit and sarcastic online humor, Janus openly expressed how upset he was over the situation. He insisted that the reports were deliberate and not coincidental, and he hinted that a particular person was responsible. In several posts that were later taken down, the actor described a “malditang bagong kasal,” accusing her of triggering the reports that resulted in his monetization being put on hold.
“Maldita pala talaga tong si bagong kasal. Pina mass report yung page ko ngayon nakahold ang monetization,” Janus wrote in one of the deleted posts. He went on to address the woman’s husband directly, warning, “To your new husband. Ingat ka dyan sa napili mo. Remember that she dragged all her exes name into the mud. Wag na wag kang magkakamali.” Janus continued his rant with sarcasm, questioning whether the response to his joke was excessive and mockingly wishing that the marriage would last for at least six months.
While no names were mentioned, many netizens quickly speculated that Janus’s comments were directed at actress Carla Abellana. The assumption was fueled by a recent public exchange between the two, which started after Janus poked fun at Carla’s unconventional wedding cake from her marriage to Dr. Reginald Santos. At the time, Janus joked, “Cake! Ba’t mo kami iniwan! Huhu! Sisiw na lang kulang. Yung CAKE ang inorder mo pero WAKE ang ibinigay,” a remark that sparked mixed reactions online.
Carla later stood by her choice of cake, explaining that it was tasty, completely edible, and enjoyed by their guests. She emphasized that what mattered most was that she and her husband were happy with it. After the exchange, Janus reportedly faced criticism from fans, which he believes eventually led to the mass reporting of his page.
In the end, Janus opted to delete his angry posts and move forward. He brushed off the controversy, joked that sticking to harmless “knock-knock” jokes might be safer, and reminded followers not to joke with people who do not share the same sense of humor.