Maxie Andreison apologizes over resurfaced controversy



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Drag Race Philippines Season 3 winner Maxie Andreison has publicly addressed a resurfacing controversy, acknowledging her past actions and apologizing to those affected during a TikTok Live session.
The drag performer, also known as Jayvhot G., said the issue had already been resolved with the individuals involved, adding that both sides apologized to each other and agreed to move forward.
Looking back on the incident, Maxie said she could have handled the situation with greater maturity and composure.
She expressed regret over her actions, saying the experience became a turning point that taught her the importance of accountability, personal growth and treating others with respect.
Maxie also apologized to supporters disappointed by the resurfaced video, stressing that she was not seeking sympathy but taking responsibility for her mistakes.
She said she is committed to learning from the incident and vowed not to repeat the behavior.