Ang anak ni Vicky Belo, ang direktor na si Quark Henares, ay nag-tweet ng larawan ng kanyang kapatid na si Scarlet Belo, na nakasuot ng Leni Robredo baller.
Claim: Suportado ni Vicky Belo ang presidential bid ni dating senador Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.
Rating: Hindi Totoo
Kumakalat sa Twitter ang hindi na-verify na listahan ng mga artista, celebrity, at influencer na umano’y sumusuporta sa presidential bid ni dating senador Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.
Kasama sa listahan si Vicky Belo, medical director ng Belo Medical Group, na nag-udyok sa kanyang anak na si director Quark Henares na mag-isyu ng pagtanggi.
Henares tweeted on April 24: “PUCHA NAREFUTE KO NA ‘TO HA. FAKE NEWS. Sa totoo lang marahil kalahati ng mga tao sa listahang ito ay hindi BBM. Ito ay isang medyo malungkot na reaksyon sa napakalaking suporta ng artista ng @lenirobredo.
Noong araw ding iyon, nag-tweet siya ng larawan ng kanyang kapatid na si Scarlet Belo, na nakasuot ng Leni Robredo baller.
Sabi niya: “ok na ba to?!” Nag-tweet din si Henares ng hashtag na #LeniKiko2022.
Ang hindi na-verify na listahan ay na-like nang higit sa 1,200 beses, na-quote ng higit sa 409 beses, at na-retweet nang higit sa 200 beses sa oras ng pag-post.
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