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. FULL STORY HERE
Video edit by: Jannah Argote
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