After receiving tons of criticisms from Donnalyn Bartolome's fans, Supreme Court Associate Justice Marvic Leonen has deleted his tweet about kanto-themed party.
Although he doesn't dropped names from his previous tweet, followers of Bartolome has came to her defense.
"Instead of pretending to be poor through a lavish kanto-themed party, why not understand what it is to be poor and find ways and means to assist. To be poor is not something to celebrate by the rich. It is insensitive. Just saying," said Leonen in a tweet.
Needless previously, fans are already hyper-analyzing the justice's tweet.
Bartolome also responded criticizing Leonen, "@marvicleonen That Kanto Birthday party is my history! How unprofessional of you to not gather enough facts before judging. You are a Supreme Court Justice Associate, Sir! I provided proof even sa vlog na dati pa akong ganun so sino kayo para pagbawalan ako sa dati kong gawi?"
@marvicleonen That Kanto Birthday party is my history! How unprofessional of you to not gather enough facts before judging. You are a Supreme Court Justice Associate, Sir! I provided proof even sa vlog na dati pa akong ganun so sino kayo para pagbawalan ako sa dati kong gawi? pic.twitter.com/erXeI5vt4Y
— Donnalyn (@DJBDonna) August 18, 2022
Bartolome continue the rant on Facebook: "Wow pati Supreme Court Justice associate? Bawal po ako pumarty the way I partied before fame? Sino po kayo para mag-assume I don’t know what it’s like to be poor? Supreme Court Justice Associate tapos di nag-gather ng facts bago mangjudge? What a shame!”
In her latest Facebook post, August 21, the social media darling has since feel a big relief after announcing that Supreme Court Justice has finally deleted his tweet.
"Today I was given the gift of peace. Supreme Court Justice Marvic Leonen deleted his tweet regarding my Kanto celebration and I appreciate it, please stop spreading hate against the man. It takes a big, kind-hearted person especially in his position, to take back or retract something he said because of the power they hold. I’m not very proud of my reaction either. I’m open to criticisms with regards to me as an artist, I guess just not my personal experiences in life like my kanto celebrating history.
Thank you SC Justice Marvic Leonen. You have my respect, Sir.
Wishing everyone peace today and the rest of our tomorrows.
Don’t let the world change your heart, let your heart change the world," she wrote.
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