TAPE Inc. owes 30 million pesos to Vic Sotto and Joey de Leon

by Princess T. Rull 

Photo from Eat Bulaga YouTube Channel  

   Television and Production Exponents Incorporated (TAPE Inc.) owes 30 million pesos to “Eat Bulaga” two main hosts Vic Sotto and Joey de Leon, said Tito Sotto last April 26.
    In a one-to-one interview on “Updated with Nelson Canlas” in GMA Integrated News hosted by Nelson Canlas, former senator Tito Sotto spoke about TAPE Inc. owed 30 million pesos alone in 2022 to Vic Sotto and Joey de Leon.
        He also cleared the rumors of “Eat Bulaga” bankruptcy which is not true and demanded an explanation from TAPE as to why its political advertising revenue from 2022 just vanished.
Tito Sotto said,
        “For 2022, remember, election year! Ang political ads nadagdag du’n sa mga regular na (advertisers) and lumuwag na ang COVID. You expect better than P230 million net profit na ‘yun na nireport mo. But then again, we were informed that a little over P400 million of political ads that were placed on ‘Eat Bulaga’ vanished!”
        “Eat Bulaga” is a variety show and the longest-running noontime show here in the Philippines since the year 1979, it also gained popularity through its fun segment like Pinoy Henyo, Little Ms. Philippines, Mr. Pogi, Juan for All, all for Juan, Bawal Judgemental, etc. Eat Bulaga has been making headlines for the past week since news came out about the issue of internal conflict among its executives, and hosts.

Source from (2023, April 26). TAPE owes Vic Sotto, Joey de Leon over P30M —Tito Sotto. PhilStar. Retrieved May 4, 2023, from https://www.philstar.com/entertainment/2023/04/26/2261803/tape-owes-vic-sotto-joey-de-leon-over-p30m-tito-sotto?fbclid=IwAR2LTzzpUxSwMg-z4FOBjlVf2avmD9GXdKNFrMRcvQXr8_wNUzGkIC5qeIk 

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