Rhian Ramos reacts to driver's dismissed complaint: 'I know the truth'

Rhian Ramos shared her thoughts following the Makati Office of the City Prosecutor's (OCP) dismissal of the complaint for illegal detention, physical injuries, and violation of the Anti-Torture Act filed by her former driver, alias Totoy, against her, Michelle Dee, Samantha Panlilio, and others.

According to Nelson Canlas’ report on “24 Oras” Tuesday, the complaint stemmed from a missing angpao or envelope containing sensitive photos.

“I was on set when I saw the news, so I didn’t really have the opportunity to really let it sink in and to think about it,” Rhian said in a mix of English and Filipino.

“I know the truth. We’ve always said the truth will come out in due time and the truth will set us free, so yeah, I guess that’s all I can say if I expected it or not,” the actress added.

Meanwhile, Rhian just got back from vacation and is busy shooting an action-packed project for GMA Network.

“I’ve been traveling a lot, but recently, I just went back to work. I’m starting to tape for a show in GMA, I’m not sure if I’m allowed to be the first to [say it]," she shared. "It’s action-packed. Actually, I’ve always wanted to be an action star, so I’m glad that I’m finally getting this moment.”

—Nika Roque/CDC, GMA News