RENDON LABADOR – The motivational speaker said that his secondary Facebook page “Rendon Labador Motivation” has been ‘deleted’.
According to the content creator, his staff confirmed that fans of “Batang Quiapo” actor Coco Martin and “It’s Showtime” host Vice Ganda allegedly mass reported his Facebook pages.
Although the screenshot stated that his Facebook page has been unpublished, he said “tuluyang nabura ang Facebook accounts ko”.
Rendon Labador Has This Message After His Facebook Page Has Been Deleted
Rendon Labador: “Pasenya na at paralisado kaming lahat dahil dito sa pangyayari”
RENDON LABADOR — Here’s what the motivational speaker said after his Facebook page has been deleted.
The content creator has 104k followers on Instagram, 211k subscribers on YouTube, and 5k followers on Threads as of this writing.
On Thursday, the motivational speaker gave an update about his Facebook page on his Instagram account. He announced that his Facebook page has been deleted as of 12 noon today, September 7, 2023.
The content creator also said that he will release a statement about the matter and will post it on his YouTube channel “soon”.
“UPDATE: As of today at 12 noon September 7, 2023 Binura na ako sa Facebook ng Pilipinas,” he said in his post on Instagram Stories. “Official statement will be uploaded in my Youtube channel soon…”
Rendon posted the same announcement on his Instagram account and also thanked his supporters for supporting him. He also told the public that “Rendon Labador will be back!”
In a separate post on Instagram Stories, he apologized to the public because his Facebook page has been deleted. He said he can’t believe it and he’s surprised by the loss of his Facebook page.
The motivational speaker went on to express his gratitude to those who believe in him and who sent messages to him after the incident. He also said that he will upload his official statement on his YouTube channel about the matter.
“Pasenya na at paralisado kaming lahat dahil dito sa pangyayari,” he said.
But before that, Rendon took to Facebook to criticize actor Coco Martin for the inconvenience caused by the taping of “FPJ’s Batang Quiapo” in Pampanga.
He said in his Facebook post that he discovered that the shooting didn’t have the necessary permit, which is the reason why the local government unit (LGU) in that location was unprepared at that time.
Rendon ended his Facebook post by appealing to celebrities to avoid playing “tanga-tangahan para magkasundo tayong lahat!”
It can be recalled that his TikTok account has been deleted and he tried to appeal to TikTok Philippines to bring back his account. However, his appeal was rejected by the said platform.
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