Myra Abo Santos Wants Ellen Adarna To Apologize, Threatens With Legal Action

Myra Abo Santos, mother of 17-year-old Eleila Santos, asked actress Ellen Adarna to apologize for publicly defaming her daughter after she accused the minor of being a rude paparazzi. She took to Facebook and posted a lengthy open letter to address the issue involving the sexy actress.

“Dear Ms. Adarna, I am the mother of Eleila A. Santos, the 17-year-old girl you identified and accused as paparazzi in a series of Instagram posts,” she started.

She then went on to say how their family privately messaged Adarna but got no reply. They were hopeful and took the matter lightly at first. “Instead, you posted a one-sided narrative and insisted on erroneous and unfounded accusations again on Instagram. You have claimed my daughter is guilty, rude, and has been repeatedly insinuating my daughter is lying. You even said that you can handle bashers and hope my child could, too. I want to tell you that she is not like you, she never needed to.”

But amidst the backlash and controversy, Myra Santos saw a positive in the situation. “The only good thing about this is I found out how strong and formidable she is; and how happy I am of how she turned out to be – a genuine person who can stand her ground. Now it is my turn to protect her, just as how our state protects its children.”

Myra Abo Santos seeks legal advice, Ellen Adarna given 5 days

The mother of one is determined to have justice served. She added to the Facebook post that she and the family have been seeking legal assistance. “As advised by our lawyer, we are now writing this letter. As her family, we ask you to publicly apologize to Eleila. We prefer not to take this further, but as our only daughter, we are ready to take this wherever needed to protect her integrity.”

“As much as no one has the right to breach your privacy, you have no right to ruin my daughter’s reputation,” Myra adds.

With the help of their lawyer, the Santos family gave Ellen Adarna an ultimatum. “My lawyer indicates that you will have five days to reply to this letter. Should you fail or refuse to do so, we will not hesitate to take the appropriate legal actions necessary under the circumstances, to protect and uphold the best interest and welfare of our 17-year-old, Eleila A. Santos.”