Ryzza Dizon's mom alarmed by threats
Rizza Dizon, mom of Ryzza Mae Dizon, was aghast at the death threats directed at her daughter online.
Managing the Team Ryzza Facebook account, the elder Dizon wrote: "Hindi ko inaasahan na makakatanggap si Ryzza Mae Dizon ng ganitong message at picture dahil wala naman kami kaaway at inaagribyado na tao (I did not expect Ryzza Mae Dizon messages like this and photos because we don't have enemies and we have not aggrieved anyone).”
She's hoping that hate messages against her daughter would stop.
"Sana wag po ganito dahil nakakatakot po makatanggap ng ganitong message at lalo na madalas kami lumabas. Mag iingat po tayong lahat (Hope this stops because it is scary to recieve this kind of message more so that we go out often. We all take care)," she wrote.
These were among the threats that were coursed through e-mail:
"Balewalain mo 'tong sinasabi ko magugulat ka na lang, lakad at bahay mo puntahan kita para itumba."
"Kapag di ko napadalhan ng P20k pati mama mo idadamay ko."
The basher also sent a disturbing photo (blurred) of what looked like a dead person with this caption: "ganyan gagawin ko sa inyo."
The one who made threat was asking for help as he initially wrote: "pampa-opera lang ng anak ko."
Most netizens advised Ryzza's mom to report the threats to authorities.
"Hello po Team Ryzza. Maybe you should lay low for now with your vlogs where you get out of the car alone to hand out help or if you want to give help like on roads where there aren't many people. You can have the police accompany you and ask for their assistance in whichever area is your target. I know you are kind and helpful but please prioritize your security and your children first. Always take care God bless. I am also Kapampangan and I am your follower," one concerned netizen suggested.
Fans manifest Liza Soberano's inclusion in 'Crazy Rich Asians' series
There seems to be a blossoming friendship between Liza Soberano and Crazy Rich Asians director Kevin Kwan and director Jon M. Chu as the two were following her on social media.
Soberano was reported to have hang out while they were in New York.
Now that Crazy Rich Asians will become an HBO Max series, netizens wish that Soberano will get casted in the show.
"There's a role that hasn't been cast yet. Collette Bing, the situationship of Rachel's half-brother. That should be an interesting role for her because at the start, Collette is nice until her hidden spoiled brat side comes out. Liza will be challenged with that role so that her character can be a bad guy sometimes too," one fan suggested.
"There are so many potential roles for Liza. I think she could be Rachel Chu's half-brother's girlfriend," another fan said
"Yezz I hope she gets a role in the new series," another supporter wished.
iWant introduces new BL vertical series
iWant brings more quick feels to its viewers, this time for Boys’ Love fans, with its first-ever BL vertical drama series, Coach Me Maybe, top-billed by former PBB Collab 2.0 housemate Rave Victoria and rising heartthrob Lance Jeremy, coming soon to the streaming platform.
The new vertical drama series explores queer love blossoming from a fierce rivalry between cocky judo champion Alpha (Lance) and nerdy student Romeo (Rave). To win back his ex, Alpha ropes Romeo into a fake romance. But as they take their relationship further, will they be ready for a discovery that changes how they see themselves… and each other?
Joining Rave and Lance in iWant’s newest BL series are Christian Vazquez and Valerie Concepcion, together with Kanata Tapia, Rhianna Santiago, Iñigo Jose, Josh Worsley and Ian Lubrica.
The series will be helmed by Theodore Boborol, the director behind iWant’s reality queer dating series Sparks Camp, now streaming its fourth season.
Episodes of Coach Me Maybe will drop soon, exclusively on iWant.
Before its premiere, catch more of iWant’s recent vertical drama offerings, including Half Sisters and A Cake to Remember.