Janella Salvador reacts to misogynistic, lesbophobic remarks: 'Dami niyo'
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Janella Salvador finally clapped back at the misogynistic and lesbophobic remarks she has been receiving online.
Janella Salvador has bravely broken her silence amid hateful comments directed at her involving Sparkle artist Klea Pineda online.
On X (formerly Twitter), the actress spoke up about the “misogynistic,” “colorist,” and “lesbophobic” remarks she has been receiving since relationship rumors with Klea began.
"Mga solid shippers kuno ng wlw [women loving women] loveteams pero [misogynist], colorist tapos tuwang tuwa sa lesbophobic remarks," she wrote.
"Pick a struggle, ano? Dami niyo," she added.
Mga solid shippers kuno ng wlw loveteams pero mysogynist, colorist tapos tuwang tuwa sa lesbophobic remarks. Pick a struggle, ano?
— Janella Salvador (@superjanella) May 27, 2026
Dami niyo.
Recently, Klea spoke up after receiving a malicious message from a netizen.
“I'm already used to criticism being thrown at me at this point, but some people are getting way too comfortable with their words. Nobody deserves to be on the receiving end of jokes like this,” she wrote in her now-deleted post.
Sparkle GMA Artist Center also released an official statement expressing its support for Klea and condemning the hateful message she received. The management also emphasized the importance of spreading kindness and respect to everyone.
Klea and Janella first worked together in Open Endings at Cinemalaya 2025, alongside Jasmine Curtis-Smith and OPM singer Leanne Mamonong.
Since then, they have been linked in romance rumors, as they were often seen together, sharing sweet moments in photos during their local and international trips.
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