Entertainment columnist Lolit Solis claimed that TV5 network never gives an offer to top Kapamilya celebrities, Coco Martin and Vice Ganda.
In an Instagram post, Solis said the TV5's head of Entertainment, Perci Intalan denied the news that they were trying to invite Coco Martin and Vice Ganda to appear and work for their network.
As we all know, the TV5 network has been opening its door for the Kapamilya stars and employees who lose their job due to Kapamilya Network’s shutdown.
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Meanwhile, Vice Ganda's camp was rumored to be negotiating with TV5 while there is some information going on in social media, saying that Coco Martin's Ang Probinsyano would be aired via cable company Cignal.
Solis said,
“Nakakaloka naman na sinabi ng TV5 na wala silang alok kay Coco Martin at Vice Ganda, Salve. Kalat na kalat kasi nuon una na baka sa TV5 gumawa ng bagong programa si Vice Ganda, at iyon Probinsiyano daw baka mapanuod sa Cignal, pero heto, pinabulaan ni Perci Intalan na siyang namamahala ng programming ng TV5.”
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The talent manager also described Instalan's denial as a big sl4p to the two Kapamilya top stars.
She said,
“Parang isang malaking samp4l naman na nasabi na walang alok ang istasyon sa 2 Kapamilya stars, para siguro mahinto na iyon kumakalat na balita na inalok at tinanggihan daw ang alok. So klaro, walang alok , at walang balak alukin. Pero ang tutoo, wide open sila para sa gusto pumasok sa bakuran nila.”
Vice Ganda already denied his possible transfer to the TV5 network in contrast to the statement of some sources, while Coco Martin didn't give any statement over the rumors.
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Meanwhile, Cignal TV and TV5 CEO Manuel V. Pangilinan said they are opening their doors for the Kapamilya stars and employees after the fresh 25-year franchise application of the Kapamilya network got denied by the Congress.
Pangilinan said,
“We are revving up our entertainment content creation and will need creatives, talents, directors, scriptwriters, cameramen, etc.”
