While newbie Gillian Vicencio, a Kapamilya contract artist, has already denied her involvement in the break up of KathNiel which is personified by Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla, there are still, on the other hand, accusations being hurled against her fellow ABS-CBN star Andrea Brillantes.

Gillian did place her clarifications not only in social media but on cam as well unlike Andrea who gave her partial side of the story only on printed spaces mostly in digital as official statements.

Still, Brillantes has earned the ire, scorn, criticism and bashings not only from KathNiel fans but from plain observers as well.

In one post on her socmed, however, even Gillian herself has insinuated that she was dragged into the mess by “the OTHER girl” who she puportedly referred as the real cause of the split.

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Then Vicencio vented her thoughts on multimedia territories.

“Wag nyo po ako idamay dito, hindi po totoo. Bigyan po natin sila ng respeto (Don’t involve me in this  it’s not true. Let’s give them respect),” defended Vicencio.

She added in her interviews that she and Daniel are just friends. “Barkada po kami kaya lagi ksming magkakasama (We’re members of a group that’s why we’re always tigether),” she shared.

Brillantes, on the other hand, being on the chopping board of all these malicious charges of boyfriend snatching–when people in the know knew Kathryn and Daniel were already separated when he and Andrea went on dating–has to bear the cross an image of an ill-repute person that directly affected her family.

Belle Brillantes, mom of Andrea, finallly broke her silence against bashers who have been crushing her daughter to pieces with taunts like “Anong itinuturo mo sa anak mo (What are you teaching your daughter?” condescendingly asked a basher.

Belle, sarcastically replied: “Napagtapos niya sa school mga kapatid niya, nakapagpagawa ng bahay, may sariling negosyo, ikaw, anong ambag mo sa mundo (She sent her siblings to school, built a house, has her own business  you what is your contribution to the world?”