Matet de Leon Hurt by Comments During Live Selling
MATET DE LEON – The actress opened up about the emotional moment she experienced during a TikTok live selling session on June 29, 2025. While she was presenting and explaining the price of a corned beef set, she paused briefly and became emotional after reading some upsetting comments from viewers.
Although she did not directly mention which comments affected her, a screenshot posted by a user named @j.jreau on Threads revealed that one comment asked, “Wala na kayo project?”—implying she no longer has work in showbiz. Another remark referenced her late mother, the iconic Nora Aunor, saying Matet was “suplada,” which was supposedly why “Ate Guy left her.”
These comments clearly had an impact. A concerned viewer defended Matet, pointing out that she is simply working honestly and does not deserve such negativity.
On June 30, Matet addressed the situation in another live session on TikTok. She clarified that she did not cry because she was embarrassed about live selling. In fact, she expressed how proud she is to be a TikTok live seller, especially for brands she personally believes in. She added that live selling brings her genuine happiness, and she makes an effort to show up and face her audience no matter what she is going through.
She admitted that one particular comment deeply affected her, describing the commenter as heartless and extremely rude. Despite this, Matet reaffirmed her love for live selling and took the opportunity to sincerely thank those who continue to support her—especially her loyal customers who consistently join her livestreams.
Moving forward, Matet said she plans to limit reading comments during her live sessions to avoid unnecessary stress. She remains committed to doing what she loves and will not allow negativity to interfere with her work.
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She ended her message by thanking everyone who has shown her kindness and support, and reminded viewers to be respectful and considerate—especially toward those who are simply trying to earn a living.