Cathy Garcia-Molina: I'm not an evil person

MANILA, Philippines - Cathy Garcia Molina finally aired her side regarding the controversy involving her and two talents Alvin Campomanes and Rossellyn Domingo.

On the open letter addressed to her from Alvin and Rossellyn, they claimed that she "humiliated" them in front of the whole team of "Forevermore."

He added that the staff even laughed at him, and that their complaint was neglected by the network.

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Molina didn't deny that she cursed at the shoot, but she clarified that it was "with good intentions na sana napaganda ang show, mapaarte ang artista, makuha ang kailangan para mapaganda ang show."

Molina was interviewed by Boy Abunda, which was released online by ABS-CBN.

She continued, "he was right, I really cursed. But not at him, ilalagay ko lang sa konteksto. Hindi nakalagay doon sa letter kung gaano kadalas siya nagkamali. Hindi nakalagay sa letter ilang beses kinunan 'yon. Hindi nakalagay sa letter ano ang sinabi niya kung bakit ako nakarating sa gano'ng emosyon."

She then recalled what she said to him that day was "sino ba ang kausap mo bakit hindi ka tumingin? Tignan mo, ang kulit mo naman, e, pakshet ka."

However, Molina clarified that she's not justifying that cursing is right, but didn't deny also that it was a normal "language" in a production.

"Hindi ko sinasabing tama ang pagmumura, hindi siya mura to degrade or to humiliate or to insult anyone," she explained.

Echoing the network's statement, Molina said the complaint reached her but she was told  that it has been settled already by the talent coordinator.

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She also pointed out that if she have known that Alvin was not used to their "language," she would have immediately apologized.

"Kaya ko naman mag-apologize, e. Kayang kaya ko," she said. "Hindi niya pala alam ang lenguwahe ng industriyang 'to. Kung sinabi lang niya right away, I would have go to him and say, 'sorry, hindi ka pala sanay.'"

Molina said she decided to break her silence to protect her children who were already dragged in the issue.

She claimed that there were some who would say "sana mamura rin ang mga anak mo," and added that she has been receiving death threats.

All she's hoping now is "sana after nito matapos na po. Sana maiwan ito sa amin na lang ni Alvin at kay Rossellyn.

Watch the video here.