MANILA -- More Kapamilya stars, including the Nation's Girl Group BINI, expressed support to ABS-CBN, reaffirming its love and support despite the challenges that the company faced.
In a social media post by BINI on Friday, BINI said that they will always return "home" to the people who gave them the chance to achieve their dreams.
The girl group, who is now in the US, added that they are dedicating their Week 2 performance at Coachella to ABS-CBN.
"Hindi man kami personal na makapagpakita ng suporta ngayon, gusto naming malaman niyo na kasama namin kayo sa bawat hakbang at sa bawat dasal," the girls wrote.
"Bukod sa aming Blooms, ang aming Week 2 performance sa Coachella ay para sa kompanyang tumanggap, lumaban, at tumupad sa mga pangarap naming minsan inakala naming hanggang panaginip lang. Sa ABS-CBN, maraming maraming salamat po. Salamat sa pagtanggap sa walong babae na walang kasiguraduhan noon kundi ang kagustuhang mangarap. Salamat sa pagbibigay sa amin ng tahanan, ng pamilya, ng boses, at ng pagkakataong ipakita kung sino kami," the group added.
BINI made history as the first Filipino girl group to perform at Coachella. They will return to the Coachella stage on Saturday, April 18 (Philippine time) for the festival's second weekend.
Apart from BINI, more Kapamilya celebrities including Shaina Magdayao, JM de Guzman, Angeline Quinto, and Martin Nievera, shared that they stand with ABS-CBN and its employees.
In a social media post on Wednesday, celebrity couple Coco Martin and Julia Montes expressed their support for the Kapamilya network, saying the network would "rise again."
Coco Martin, Julia Montes say ABS-CBN 'will rise again'
Apart from Martin and Montes, other Kapamilya celebrities Bianca Gonzalez, Robi Domingo, Ogie Alcasid, Melai Cantiveros, and Rowell Santiago have also expressed support and love for ABS-CBN.
On Wednesday, ABS-CBN has released official statement on recent claims and issues related to the Lopez family dispute.
ABS-CBN’s official statement on recent claims and issues related to the Lopez family dispute