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First Lady vs Imee Marcos: Fake posts or throwing shade against each other?
First Lady Liza Marcos and Senator Imee Marcos have denied making disparaging remarks about each other's appearance, dismissing circulating quote cards as fake.
The First Lady refuted a quote attributed to her criticizing Senator Marcos' alleged cosmetic procedures, calling it "entertainment, Pinoy style."
Senator Marcos also disavowed a quote card that commented on the First Lady's physique, stating that while photos can be edited, "hair follicle tests cannot be retouched."
These denials come after Senator Marcos accused her younger brother, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., and the First Lady of being drug addicts.
The Palace had previously dismissed Senator Marcos' drug use claims.
Earlier, Sandro Marcos, the President's son, had accused his aunt, Senator Imee Marcos, of betraying the family due to political ambitions.
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Malacañang stated that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was "disappointed" with his sister, Senator Imee Marcos, for accusing the First Family of illegal drug use.
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Senator Imee Marcos accused her brother, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., and his wife Liza of illegal drug use, claiming the family knew of his "problem" since they were kids.
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House Majority Leader Sandro Marcos vehemently denied his aunt Senator Imee Marcos's accusations that the First Family, including himself and his parents, are involved in illegal drug use.
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Senator Panfilo Lacson criticized Senator Imee Marcos for publicly accusing her brother, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., and other members of the First Family of drug use during an anti-corruption rally.
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