Various Kapamilya stars took to social media to express their support for ABS-CBN.
This is after ABS-CBN released its official statement on recent claims and issues related to the Lopez family dispute.
On X (formerly Twitter), Bianca Gonzalez underscored what it truly means to be part of the Kapamilya community, emphasizing that it reflects a shared commitment to service.
"For us, Kapamilya isn't just a word. It is a lived value. In the service of the Filipino, worldwide, and always ❤️💚💙," she wrote.
Meanwhile, Robi Domingo reflected on his journey with the company, highlighting the deep sense of belonging and purpose he has found as part of the Kapamilya family.
"Some moments don’t just pass, they stay with you. It has never just been about work, but about belonging to a family of thousands and to Filipinos all over the world. Through every challenge, it continues to rise with quiet strength and purpose. The Kapamilya spirit lives on in its resilience, humility, and unwavering commitment… to be in the service of the Filipino," he remarked.
The television host added, "I’m grateful to be part of this family. I am a Kapamilya. I stand with ABS-CBN. ❤️💚💙."
Regine Velasquez also shared her thoughts, reflecting on the company’s resilience through major challenges, while reaffirming her decision to remain with ABS-CBN out of passion and purpose.
"Sa aking pananatili sa ABS mula ng aking bababalik marami-rami na ang nangyari. Nagkaroon ng malawakang pandemia na walan prangkisa ang ABS pero ito patuloy pa rin na nagbibigay serbisyo para sa bawat Pilipino ang istasyon na ito. Medyo mahirap na din, but we choose to stay because we want to entertain, it’s our duty to entertain, it’s not about the money, it was never about the money. ABS IS HERE BECAUSE THIS IS WHAT WE DO," she said.
Alora Sasam echoed a similar sentiment, stressing ABS-CBN's enduring mission to serve the Filipino people despite ongoing challenges.
"I stand with ABS-CBN. Hindi matitinag ang boses ng Kapamilya. Sa kabila ng hamon, tuloy ang laban para sa katotohanan, serbisyo sa bayan at bawat Pilipinong umaasa. Laban Kapamilya. Lalaban ang Kapamilya," she remarked.
Ogie Alcasid, for his part, looked back on his long history with the company, recalling how ABS-CBN played a pivotal role in his career and reaffirming his loyalty.
"I started my TV career in ABS CBN in the year 1991 via the TV show Small Brothers with my buddy @jannolategibbs and later on did other TV shows like the sitcom Mana Mana under the direction of Mr. M and then a game show called Game na Game Na!!! One of my biggest breaks was being part of the Miss Universe Pageant in 1994 as I played a character named Manolo of Manila. In 2017, I was welcomed back by ABS-CBN and remained A Kapamilya ever since. I am just one single contributor to the movement and advocacy of serving the Filipino People and I shall stand by this Family," he remarked.