Toni Gonzaga left Pinoy Big Brother after her ‘Kapamilyas’ aired their sentiments regarding her introduction of Rodante Marcoleta, one of the lawmakers who pushed for her home Network, ABS-CBN’s broadcast shutdown.

She confirmed the news through an Instagram post on Wednesday, February 9.

“It has been my greatest honor to host ‘PBB’ for 16 years.

“From witnessing all my co-hosts transition from housemates to ‘PBB’ hosts are just some of the best moments in my life sa Bahay ni Kuya,” she wrote.

Gonzaga said she is sure that Bianca Gonzalez, Robi Domingo, Melai Cantiveros, and Kim Chiu will continue hosting Pinoy Big Brother.

“Today, I’m stepping down as your main host.

“I know Bianca and the rest of the hosts will continue the ‘PBB’ legacy.”

“It has been my privilege to greet you all with ‘Hello Philippines’ and ‘Hello World’ for the last 16 years.

“I will forever cherish the memories, big nights, and moments in my heart. Thank you Kuya for everything.

“This is your angel, now signing off,” she ended.

Gonzaga hosted the proclamation rally of presidential aspirant Ferdinand Marcos Jr. held on Tuesday, February 8 at the Philippine Arena.

She also gave an introduction to a Marcos-allied senatorial candidate, Marcoleta.

Marcoleta was one of the most vocal lawmakers who showed disapproval for ABS-CBN’s franchise renewal application in mid-2020.

Several Kapamilya employees expressed their dismay toward Gonzaga’s hosting of the Marcos-Duterte proclamation.

Despite becoming a trending topic on twitter and the hate comments she received online, Gonzaga said she is “unbothered” in a caption of her Instagram Stories on Thursday, February 10.

She shared a screenshot of the top trending topics in twitter Philippines which included her name.