The internet is in total chaos today as beloved comedienne and actress Pokwang has finally broken her silence regarding the shocking road rage incident involving her brother, Carlo Subong. But instead of calming the storm, her reaction has ignited a brand new wildfire of controversy! The drama reached a fever pitch when Congressman Terry Ridon stepped into the spotlight, pushing for severe penalties against her brother, including a lifetime license revocation and criminal charges. However, what has fans and critics buzzing is not just the legal battle, but the bizarre twist of who is actually apologizing.

In a move that has left the public scratching their heads, Pokwang took to social media to issue a public apology for her brother’s actions. Visibly stressed and clearly frustrated, she faced the camera on the morning of December 16, addressing the viral video where her brother was seen physically confronting a cart pusher. While she expressed regret to the victims, she also unleashed a fiery defense of her own privacy, slamming those who dragged her innocent family members into the mess by posting their photos online. “The sin of Peter is not the sin of John!” she declared, emphasizing that she should not be judged for her brother’s mistakes.

However, the plot thickens! The video analysis from popular vlogger “Batang Maynila” points out a glaring issue that has everyone talking: Why is Pokwang the one saying sorry? The commentator questioned the sincerity of the act, suggesting that it felt more like damage control to protect her showbiz career rather than a genuine act of contrition. The burning question remains: Where is the brother? Why is he hiding behind his famous sister’s skirt instead of facing the public and the victims himself? The commentator argued that if Pokwang truly wanted to make things right, she should have dragged her brother in front of the camera to apologize personally.

To make matters even more explosive, Pokwang didn’t just apologize; she clapped back hard at politicians and netizens who she claims are “riding the fame” of the issue. She specifically called out a politician from Bicol, warning them about cyber libel and cyberbullying for posting her family’s private photos. It was a classic “Mama Bear” moment, but it also sparked a debate: is she deflecting the real issue? By focusing on the “cyberbullying” aspect, some critics believe she is trying to shift the narrative away from the physical assault committed by her sibling.

As the saga continues to unfold, the public is divided. Some sympathize with Pokwang, seeing her as a victim of her brother’s recklessness, forced to clean up a mess she didn’t make. Others see it as a calculated PR move to save face. But one thing is for certain: the demand for accountability is louder than ever. The people don’t want a celebrity apology; they want the actual perpetrator to stand up, show his face, and own his actions. Until then, this family drama is far from over, and the internet will be watching every move!