Maine Mendoza's management asks not to share the malicious video being linked to her
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Triple A statement reads: “We will not hesitate to take appropriate legal action against any person circulating the same.”
All Access to Artists Inc (Triple A) issues an official statement to clear Maine Mendoza's named with regard to the malicious post being linked to her.
Triple A president Rams David posted on Twitter their statement and stated that the video being circulated has been “digitally manipulated using deepfake technology.”
The statement reads, “All Access to Artists Inc and Ms. Maine Mendoza hereby inform the public that the said video is fake.
“It has been digitally manipulated using deepfake technology.
"Ms. Mendoza is not involved in the said video neither does she participate in the making of pornographic and other explicit materials.”
Triple A also appealed to the public not to repost the said “fake video” and they are determined to hold those people accountable behind this ludicrous post intended to besmirch the reputation of Mendoza.
“The public is warned not to post, share, or otherwise circulate the video. We will not hesitate to take appropriate legal action against any person circulating the same.
“We intend to hold those individuals criminally and civilly liable for the damage caused to Ms. Mendoza.”
“We remind the public to be more discerning of the content they see online and to help us take down this voyeuristic and defamatory content.”
All Access to Artists Incorporated also thanked everyone for their fervent and unyielding support to their prime talent.
“We are grateful for your continued trust and support for Ms. Mendoza.”
-- Rams David (@ramsdavid) December 23, 2020
Maine had already denied that she was the girl in the video.
Wtf???? Sobrang kamukha ko kinilabutan ako pero hindi ako to! 🥲
-- Maine Mendoza (@mainedcm) December 22, 2020
Last Tuesday, December 22, Rams issued a stern warning already on Twitter about the matter.
He posted a screenshot of the malicious post being linked to Maine Mendoza and mentioned some provisions of Republic Act 10175 or The Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012.
“RA 10175 punishes content-related offenses such as cybersex, child pornography and libel which may be committed through a computer system.
“It also penalizes unsolicited commercial communication or content that advertises or sells products or services. #kulong”
RA 10175 punishes content-related offenses such as cybersex, child pornography and libel which may be committed through a computer system. It also penalizes unsolicited commercial communication or content that advertises or sells products or services. #kulong pic.twitter.com/Ij5wFuWvsK
-- Rams David (@ramsdavid) December 22, 2020
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!! pic.twitter.com/CZQPGXHz6Z
-- Rams David (@ramsdavid) December 22, 2020
Career in 2020
Despite this controversy before the year ends and the COVID-19 pandemic hitting the country, 2020 remains a fabulous year for Maine Mendoza.
She is still mainstay in two popular programs: Eat Bulaga and the Saturday night sitcom Daddy's Gurl.
She also successfully released her single "Parang Kailan Lang" under Universal Records.
She and Alden Richards, known together as AlDub, were also tapped to become the newest endorsers of the delivery app Toktok PH.
Both of them became a phenomenal love team in 2015 via the hit "Kalyeserye" segment of Eat Bulaga.
Lastly, Maine and her boyfriend Arjo Atayde mark their second anniversary together this month.
Meanwhile, aside from Maine, here are other big names in the Philippine entertainment industry who started in the longest-running and award-winning noontime show.
