There’s currently a hot topic in the showbiz world about Vice Ganda’s rumored sadness and regret, relating to the absence of comedians MC Muah and Lassy Marquez from It’s Showtime. Both have long been segment hosts and Vice’s frequent comedy partners on the show.

According to blind items and social media rumors, Vice did not expect that MC and Lassy would permanently leave the show, especially considering how close the three were both on- and off-camera. Some speculate that tension built up after certain jokes or scenes made MC and Lassy uncomfortable, particularly after a controversial vlog where Vice allegedly embarrassed MC in front of friends. This incident may have led MC and Lassy to quietly step away from the show.

Although there is no official statement yet from Vice Ganda’s camp, some sources say that Vice appears to be affected and regrets losing two close companions. Others suggest he might even want to fix the relationship but doesn’t know where to begin.

Meanwhile, MC and Lassy remain silent and have chosen to focus on their own vlogging content. While the issue continues to trend online, many fans are still hoping for a reconciliation among the trio, who were widely admired for their natural chemistry and humor on screen.

As of now, only the people involved know the full truth. The public, however, is hoping for a positive resolution and the return of the comedic trio that so many viewers loved.

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Some insiders mention that Vice Ganda has been showing signs of anxiety and stress, possibly triggered by MC and Lassy’s absence from Showtime. Observers note that he sometimes skips episodes or seems different during his segments, often delivering emotional messages about friendship and togetherness—comments that seem to hint at regret.

There’s also talk that MC and Lassy informed the Showtime production of their decision not to return, and it turns out they didn’t have formal contracts, only appearing by verbal arrangement. So if Vice said “Come in,” they did; if not, they wouldn’t. There’s also word that now, MC tries to avoid talking about the situation, remaining poker-faced when asked.

This is painful considering their 21–22 years of friendship. And according to insiders, Vice later realized no one agreed with what he did to MC, which possibly triggered his guilt. Some suggest that if Vice sincerely apologizes, reconciliation could still happen.

Other sources claim that MC and Lassy are thriving now, with more control over their time, less pressure, and no forced relationships in the workplace. Their vlogs are said to be productive and well-received—especially MC’s content about his family and father, “Boy.”

Commentators also noted:

“Vice is now feeling the consequences of his actions.”

“He underestimated the value of his friendship with MC and Lassy.”

“He has no one left to joke around with on Showtime or in movies and concerts.”

“They used to be made fun of in shows, so now they’re better off vlogging.”

In the end, some netizens feel Vice brought this on himself by letting his ego get in the way. Others feel sorry for the fallout, calling it a waste of a long friendship.