TJ Valderrama's girlfriend, Cherry Malaya, was really offended by the negative comments she learned against her boyfriend, prompting her to fired back at social media users.
Lots of Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) fans are calling for TJ's force eviction over the weekend, after several fans criticized him over his alleged inappropriate action to 19-year-old housemate Shanaia Gomez.
For Tj's defense, Malaya took to Twitter and expressed her annoyance to boyfriend's bashers: "Alam nyo, di rin tama ang ginagawa nyong pag-husga at pagbubully kay Tj. Totoo, he has done me wrong. Pero nasa aming dalawa yun. Paglabas nya maguusap kami. Wag na kayo makisawsaw. Dami nyong oras," said Malaya.
But a fan replied: "Gurl it's not about you. Di mo ba nakikita kung pano nya hawakan si Shanaia at anji? Or talagang nabulag ka na talaga dahil lang feeling mo mas kilala mo sya. Di mo na makita yung nakikita ng iba. Gising beh."
Another one said: "I think its not about you ate its about Shanaia."
On separate post, Malaya said: " I hope PBB does something to stop all this bullying! It's not healthy for the families of those inside. The housemates cannot defend themselves! Big brother, do something, say something!!! Pagkatapos ko kayo tulungan sa lahat ng mga pinapagawa nyo, please... Do this for us."
However, a netizen respond: "The only way this will stop is if we get justice = him getting evicted. Tbh for his own good, he should leave the house na talaga. At this point he can't be redeemed inside the house anymore. Good luck na lang sa career niya sa labas kung may kukuha pa sa kanya FORCE EVICT TJ."
Meanwhile, Gabriela even calls out TJ Valderrama's inappropriate action.
"A reminder that unsolicited touching and physical contact, even in the context of friendship or even relationship, can be a form of sexual harassment," Gariela Women's Party said in a statement.
"We hope the PBB show can be a positive avenue for teaching this very important reminder, especially as we will commemorate #IDEVAW2021 with a call for the stricter implementation of Safe Spaces Act."
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