Sen. Sotto denies mistress allegations, claims ex-cohost sought attention

Senate President Tito Sotto has dismissed allegations of having a mistress, stating he would not dignify the accusations with a response.

Sotto suggested that former "Eat Bulaga" co-host Anjo Yllana is seeking attention amidst online attacks from the senator's supporters.

Yllana initially threatened to reveal the identity of Sotto's alleged mistress, claiming the relationship has been ongoing since 2013.

He also questioned Sotto's 2022 campaign pledge to donate his Senate salaries to scholars, demanding proof of these donations.

However, Yllana later stated he was only bluffing about the claims after reaching a "ceasefire" following a conversation with Sotto's younger brothers, Vic and Maru Sotto.

Yllana explained that politics was involved, as he had been attacked by bashers from Sotto's camp due to his opinions against the government, particularly regarding flood control projects.

He cited followers who asked him to question Sotto about his promise to give his salary to students.

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