In a twist straight out of a teleserye, Queen of All Media Kris Aquino has finally broken her silence about the disturbing rumors swirling around her current health condition—claims that she may have been cursed or even intentionally harmed through kulam (a form of Filipino witchcraft). The shocking statements, which have taken social media by storm, have left the public in disbelief and on edge.

“I FELT IT—SOMEONE WANTED ME GONE”

Speaking through a heartfelt video message posted on her verified platforms, Kris—still visibly frail but emotionally strong—did not shy away from addressing the growing speculations. Without naming names, she hinted at a dark and deliberate force working against her.

“Alam ko na hindi lang ito basta sakit,” she said. “There are moments when I feel this isn’t just physical. Parang may gustong sumira at sumuko ako.”

Her cryptic words have sent shockwaves across the entertainment world, especially as she subtly alluded to people from her past whom she once trusted but may have harbored ill intentions.

WHISPERS OF WITCHCRAFT: KULAM OR KARMA?

Rumors of Kris being a victim of kulam began circulating shortly after her health began to deteriorate. Netizens pointed out the series of unexplained symptoms, failed treatments, and her prolonged suffering as “hindi pangkaraniwan”. In Filipino culture, kulam—believed to be inflicted by a mangkukulam (witch)—is often associated with envy, betrayal, or revenge.

Though some dismissed the idea as superstition, many fans and followers flooded her page with concern, prayers, and questions: Who would do such a thing to Kris Aquino?

“If this is true, someone powerful must be behind it,” one commenter speculated.
“We love you, Kris. You don’t deserve this. Please fight!” another supporter wrote.

SILENCE FROM THE ACCUSED, NO NAMES DROPPED—YET

Despite intense pressure from the public, Kris refused to name any specific person, only saying, “Yung taong pinagkatiwalaan ko, yun pa pala ang may galit sa akin.”

Speculations immediately erupted online, pointing fingers at various figures from both showbiz and politics who have had public and private falling-outs with the actress-host over the years. But without solid proof or direct accusation, these remain as mere theories.

Meanwhile, Kris’s family and closest friends have remained tight-lipped, only sharing messages of support and encouraging the public not to jump to conclusions.

KRIS AQUINO: THE FIGHT ISN’T OVER

Despite the darkness surrounding her, Kris has once again proven her resilience. She ended her message with a powerful vow:

“Hindi ko hahayaang matalo ako ng kasamaan. As long as may lakas ako, I will keep fighting—for my children, and for the truth.”

This isn’t the first time Kris Aquino has been at the center of controversy, but this particular chapter in her life blurs the line between health, betrayal, and the supernatural. And with her massive platform and influence, the world is watching—closely.

the biggest question remains: who did this to kris aquino—if anyone did at all?

Was this just a health battle blown out of proportion, or is there something deeper, darker, and more sinister at play?

Kris Aquino calls out death hoax, ‘kulam’ theory over her autoimmune diseases
MANILA, Philippines — “Queen of All Media” Kris Aquino revealed that she’s sick and tired of all the “fake news” claiming that she died and was bewitched.

In her Instagram account, Kris posted a video of her with Bimby, Mama Loi and a Probinsyano Ako party-list representative.

“I’ve been wanting to live by the sea for a long time because the breeze is so helpful, tomorrow after my PET scan I will tell you the truth because I am so tired of seeing I am dead, that this healer has a solution, that something is wrong with me – please stop,” Kris said.

“My faith in God’s mercy, in the salvation from Jesus Christ becoming man, and in Mama Mary’s mantle of protection – it remains strong. Let’s all continue to pray for everyone experiencing pain daily. I hope the wages of govt health workers will improve so that many people will not want to work abroad,” she added. “It felt so good, I haven’t interviewed anyone in about 4 years. This is the only interview I did – because it’s close,” she said.

“Please watch my first interview in years – I felt that I was home,” she added.