Sunshine Dizon made clarifications about the reports that she has reconciled with her estranged husband.
Actress Sunshine Dizon released a clarificatory statement saying that she has not reconciled with her estranged husband.
This is contrary to what she says was reported in “gossip columns and blind items revealing about her status with her husband John Timothy Tan.
This statement was posted by Sunshine in her Instagram account on Tuesday.
The actress pointed out that the case against her husband, including a Violence Against Women and Children complaint against him and his alleged mistress, Clarisma Sison, formerly reported as Clarissa Sison, remains pending in court.
“[M]y husband, John Timothy Tan, continues to visit and see our children simply because he is their father. I cannot stop him if he wants to see his children. This, however, does not mean we have reconciled as spouses. A man’s relationship with his children is quite different and apart from his relationship with his spouse,” she clarified.
“Third, I am civil to my husband because it is what good manners require. But I hope no one mistakes my civility for forgiveness. We have cases still pending, and in those cases I am now represented by my new counsel, Atty. Reeza Singzon.”
She also clarified the rumors that her former legal counsel, Atty. Claire Castro backed out as her counsel in the cases she filed in relation to her marital matters.
“I asked her to withdraw from my cases, and I did so for personal reasons which I don’t need to elaborate further,” the actress clarified.
Sunshine has also appealed to media about her present status.
“If any information about my cases does not come from my new lawyer or from me, then what you heard is unconfirmed information and I request its immediate burial in the archives of your dead files…I request any person who has no involvement in my cases to please refrain from fanning the flames of gossip and intrigue. The past months have been extremely traumatic for me and my children, and our wounds are still raw.”
“We ask our friends in media to spare us further intrigue, and in so doing, uphold their integrity as writers and broadcasters,” she closed.