Amid Andi Eigenmann’s Controversy, Her Sister Shares a Movie Quote About Talkative People
STEVIE EIGENMANN – The half-sister of Andi Eigenmann caught netizens’ attention after sharing a thought-provoking quote from the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz.
The quote, originally posted by @viintagedaily, featured a conversation between Dorothy and the Scarecrow. In the scene, Dorothy asks, “How can you talk if you haven’t got a brain?” to which the Scarecrow responds, “I don’t know. But some people without brains do an awful lot of talking, don’t they?”
Stevie’s post quickly sparked curiosity, with many speculating about its intended message. The timing of her post also raised eyebrows, as it came shortly after Andi Eigenmann and her fiancé, Philmar Alipayo, became the subject of online controversy.
Previously, Andi and Philmar shared cryptic messages on social media, hinting at a personal issue. Andi later clarified that she had tried to reach out to a certain woman for an explanation but received no response. While she did not reveal the woman’s identity, many assumed she was referring to Swedish photographer Pernilla Sjöö. Pernilla had been linked to Philmar after photos and videos of them getting matching “224” tattoos surfaced online. Following the controversy, Pernilla deactivated her social media accounts.
The issue escalated when actor Derek Ramsay, a close friend of Pernilla, publicly criticized Andi for making the matter public. In a video message, Derek expressed his disappointment, saying, “Andi, mali ka. Babae ka hindi kita aawayin. That was very irresponsible of you. Because you don’t know how a post like that can really destroy somebody.” He also called out Philmar, saying, “You should have handled that in private. The problem you got a tattoo with Pern, that’s 80% your fault, and for you not to have the balls to stand up and say, ‘It’s all on me, I wronged my wife, I wronged my friend.’ Own it and maybe I will have some respect for you.”
With Stevie’s recent post subtly highlighting people who “talk a lot without thinking,” many are left wondering whether it was directed at someone involved in the controversy. However, she has not provided any further clarification.