DOST Batangas Takes a Swipe at the Breakup of Andi Eigenmann and Philmar Alipayo
GIRL BEST FRIEND – DOST Batangas threw shade at the matching tattoos of Philmar Alipayo and his rumored other woman.
Andi and Philmar are facing breakup rumors after their recent social media activity raised suspicions about their relationship. Speculation began when they unfollowed each other on Instagram, leading fans to question whether they had split. Andi then added to the intrigue by sharing a cryptic Instagram story featuring a snake, which many interpreted as a hint at betrayal.
As the rumors spread, Philmar’s longtime best friend, Pernilla Sjöö, came under scrutiny when followers noticed that she and Philmar had matching tattoos. This led to widespread criticism, with people questioning the nature of their friendship. The backlash eventually prompted Pernilla to deactivate her Instagram account.
Andi later clarified that she does not believe her husband, Philmar Alipayo, was unfaithful. She addressed concerns about the woman with the matching tattoo, explaining that while Philmar never had an affair, this person repeatedly urged him to leave their marriage whenever they had arguments.
According to Andi, she and Philmar had a recent fight, after which this woman suggested they get matching tattoos. Andi found the timing suspicious, wondering why the idea was brought up when Philmar was emotionally vulnerable rather than when their relationship was stable. Andi tried to reach out to the woman for clarification but was ignored.
Amid the issue, DOST Batangas took to Facebook, where they shared an art card that seemed to throw shade at the ongoing situation between Philmar and his alleged other woman. The art card featured the number “224” with the words “2Today, 2Tomorrow, 4Ever.” The caption added: “We commit to bring science, technology and innovation closer to the people.”
The post generated reactions from netizens, with some noting the agency for staying updated on showbiz happenings.
Meanwhile, the Department of Science and Technology, a government agency in the Philippines, is responsible for promoting scientific research, technology development, and innovation to support national progress. It provides funding for research projects, scholarships for science and engineering students, disaster preparedness initiatives, and technology-based solutions for industries.