Kim Chiu (left) with Paulo Avelino at a mall show in SM Seaside Cebu for their upcoming film “My Love Will Make You Disappear.” Image: X/@StarCinema Kim Chiu couldn’t help but get emotional after she was greeted by fans during a mall show in Cebu on Saturday, March 15, for her upcoming film “My Love Will Make You Disappear,” following her controversial “dasurv” (deserve) remark on “It’s Showtime.” At the show, Chiu lamented that she was being bashed for something that is “not true,” at the same time admitting that she was scared that her film will be canceled.
“Sorry for crying...
it’s been 19 years since I became an actress. Then, I’m bashed right away for something that is not true. Then I will receive comments from people saying they won’t watch the film,” she said in Bisaya, as recorded by one @immaria_3.
“But I was honestly scared because I am doing a mall show...
Thank you very much. Sorry for feeling nostalgic right now,” Chiu further added. Love you Kim 🫂 naiyak din ako kahit di ko masyado naintindihan haha! Madami nag mamahal sayo kimmy 💛💛💛 KIMPAU SMCEBU TOUR #LOVEAPPEARSinCebu #MyLoveWillMakeYouDisappear #KimPau #KimChiu #PauloAvelino pic.
twitter.com/IJowd9Y8I4 — im maria (@immaria_3) March 15, 2025 Chiu’s concerns stemmed from remarks that she and her “Showtime” co-host Vhong Navarro made during the March 12 episode of “Tawag ng Tanghalan: All-Star Grand Reebok 2025” segment, wherein she said that those .
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