- Returning Kapuso actor Paul Salas admitted he’s at fault when he called out a showbiz reporter for asking Barbie Imperial if his parents like her.
- Paul stressed that all is well between Barbie and his parents.
- Barbie has just got her big break on ABS-CBN via “PHR Presents Araw Gabi” while Paul has returned to his original home network
On April 25, newest Kapuso artist Paul Salas took to Twitter to call out the reporter, “Sinong reporter nag tatanong kay Barbie ng ganito? Sa totoo lang kung sino ka man panira ka. Okay na okay ang parents ko kay Barbie so kung sino man mga nag tatanong ng mga questions na ganyan please shut the fuck up good night”
Some members of the media were able to talk to Paul at his new management’s office (PPL Entertainment) last Thursday. He admitted during the interview that his emotion drove him to post those tweets.
Paul explained, “Totoo, inaamin ko, mali ko po ‘yun, kasi masyado akong na-carried away. And naisip ng lahat, baka minumura ko lahat ng reporters, hindi naman po.”
He also revealed, “Nagalit sa akin lahat sa akin nu’n, nagalit ang daddy ko (Jim Salas, former member of UMD dance group), hindi raw ako professional. Si Sir Perry, kinausap din ako, sinabihan po ako.”
Paul shares his lesson learned from this issue
This issue served a good lesson for the new Kapuso actor. Paul shared, “Huwag masyadong magpapaapekto, huwag masyadong OA, kasi naging OA ako nu’n, eh. Na-carried away talaga ako. And sorry, humihingi ako ng pasensiya sa nasabihan ko ng ganu’n.”
Paul also gave assurance to the press that it won’t happen again.
Paul under new management
After nine years with Star Magic (ABS-CBN’s talent arm), Paul officially returned to GMA Network earlier this month and concomitant with his new management PPL Entertainment of Perry Lansigan.
Paul reiterated during the contract signing with GMA Network that he properly bid goodbye with his family for almost a decade.
Paul explained why he chose PPL Entertainment to be his new management, “Naisip ko kay tito Perry na lang ako pahahawak, no doubt. Hindi na ako nag-isip kung kanino pa mang manager.”
Paul started in 2004 via GMA Network’s reality-talent search “Starstruck Kids” with his batchmates Bea Binene, Miguel Tanfelix and Ella Guevarra. He transferred to ABS-CBN in 2008 when he starred in “Kung Fu Kids.” His last project with ABS-CBN was “The Good Son” which ended last April.
