Viva artist Yassi Pressman appealed to her fans regarding the current issue their family is facing.
As part of a fan meet event on Sunday, March 19, Yassi Pressman asked her fans about the current controversy concerning her sister, Issa Pressman, which affected her as well.
Firstly, she thanked her fans for defending her from all the criticism hurled at them.
“Guys, thank you for defending me ha.”
After thanking her fans, the ‘Kurdapya’ lead actress appealed to her fans to be kind in responding to the bashers. She said, “Kapag sumagot kayo, mabait yung sagot nyo ha.”
While some fans jokingly protested Pressman’s request, she reiterated that they should be kind in posting their replies on social media.
“Wag, dapat mabait, mabait lang tayo lagi,” Pressman said.
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Earlier, the older Pressman made a bold statement, asking people to stop being opinionated and get educated.
In a tweet on March 18, Pressman wrote “just don’t agree with people making fake conspiracies only to hurt other people. lets stop being only opinionated, but try harder to be educated with facts. ‘cause if the words you threw around were tattooed on you, would you walk around proud  samesame #thinkbeforeyouclick”
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The tweet came after social media was flooded with criticisms against her younger sister, Issa, following the “soft launch” of her relationship with Careless artist and manager James Reid.
Several netizens can’t help but resurrect past issues involving the younger Pressman, James Reid, and Nadine Lustre.
During JaDine’s break-up, there were rumors that Issa Pressman was the third party. However, at that time, Yassi Pressman and Nadine Lustre defended Issa from the bashers.
Meanwhile, Yassi currently stars in TV5’s latest comedy series, ‘Kurdapya.’ The comedy series is her TV comeback following her time as a host on Rolling In It Philippines.
Directed by Easy Ferrer, Kurdapya airs every Saturday at 6 p.m. on TV5.
