On Thursday, January 27, Tingog Party-List representative Karla Estrada showed her support to the Ferdinand Marcos Jr.-Sara Duterte-Carpio tandem, which eventually drew the ire of netizens.
The Kapamilya TV host shared how Marcos “helped” the public during calamities via her facebook page. The original post was from a supporter group “BBM Sara Worldwide Supporters.”
KADIRI KA KARLA ESTRADA pic.twitter.com/QLHGuMNMc2
— Michelle | SEMI-IA (@aintchellee) January 27, 2022
https://twitter.com/MarkRedondo3/status/1486601370824167427
https://twitter.com/haya_heart11/status/1486596279866380288
A netizen was baffled since her son, Daniel Padilla, was a “supporter” of Vice President Leni Robredo, the rival of Marcos.
However, the actor only supported Robredo during the 2016 election and has not revealed any ‘particular’ candidate deserving of his vote.
Nakakaloka si Karla. Eh anak niya Kakampink. Lokaret!! https://t.co/SBrOMiQNnK
— tyan (@xtianaban) January 27, 2022
Some were surprised to see that Estrada would fall victim to fake news.
Rappler fact-checked the pictures, and it turned out some of which were taken during certain occasions and not during calamities.
Wow. I knew she was a lowkey marcos jr and duterte jr supporter but to share fake news???!! Really???! Sa VERIFIED FACEBOOK ACCOUNT NYA????? that's something else. https://t.co/A9QnI9meRf
— Hi 🙂 (@coffeecrumble09) January 27, 2022
Ay fake news pala.. naku napost na naman ng di nagfa-fact check. https://t.co/kRJugLx2Nn
— kaye (@iamkayeful) January 27, 2022
Even James Banaag, an ABS-CBN employee was shocked about it.
ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ https://t.co/MauTXQsUXt
— James Banaag (@dearscarjames) January 27, 2022
Because of Estrada sharing fake news, a netizen was eager to know who Padilla and girlfriend Kathryn Bernardo would endorse as their president.
https://twitter.com/frncnbll/status/1486618246090399744
Estrada represents Tingog Party-list, which is currently headed by Yedda Romualdez, who not only helped kicked ABS-CBN off the air but also is allied with Lakas-CMD, one of the members of Marcos’s UniTeam.
