CLAIM: Namatay na si Sen. Robin Padilla dahil sa isang malubhang karamdaman.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Maling itsinismis ng isang YouTube channel na pumanaw na raw si Sen. Robin Padilla dahil sa malubhang karamdaman.
Ipinakita sa thumbnail ng YouTube video ang larawan ng kanyang asawa na si Mariel Padilla, at anak na si Kylie Padilla na umiiyak, kasama ang di umano’y larawan ng senador na nasa hospital bed.
Ang thumbnail ay mayroon ding pekeng pahayag mula kay Kylie, na inaakusahan ang asawa ng senador na siya raw ang may kasalanan sa nangyari.
Ang mga larawan na ginamit sa thumbnail ng video ay kinuha lang mula sa isang lumang larawan ni Padilla o mga screengrab mula sa iba’t ibang palabas sa telebisyon.
Ang larawan ni Padilla na nakaratay sa hospital bed ay kuha ng kanyang asawa noong siya ay nagrerecover matapos sumailalim sa isang heart procedure noong 2022.
Ang larawan naman ni Mariel na ginamit sa thumbnail ay isang screengrab mula sa kanyang guest appearance noong 2019 sa “Magandang Buhay” kasama ang senador, kung saan siya ay naging emosyonal matapos makatanggap ng isang regalo mula sa mga host ng show.
Ang larawan naman ni Kylie na umiiyak ay isang emosyonal na eksena mula sa isang episode ng kanyang drama na “Ang Lihim ni Urduja” noong 2023.
Aktibo si Padilla sa pagpopost ng mga update sa kanyang official na Facebook page, isang patunay na mali ang tsismis na yumao na siya.
Walang report ang lumabas tungkol sa di umano’y pagpanaw ni Padilla. Wala ring anunsyo tungkol sa kanyang pagkamatay sa official website ng Senado ng Pilipinas.
Sa kasalukuyan, mayroon nang 94,699 na views at 1,000 na likes ang video sa YouTube. Leigh San Diego
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