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Rufa Mae Quinto and Willie Revillame. Image: Instagram/@rufamaequinto

Rufa Mae Quinto expressed her gratitude to Willie Revillame who gave her P1 million as help amid her legal battle involving an alleged investment scam linked to a skincare company she had endorsed.

Quinto disclosed this during a visit to Revillame’s television show “Wil to Win” on Monday, Jan. 13.

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“Maraming salamat for giving me help, help, hooray!” the actress-comedian said.

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“Hindi lang po kayo ang tinulungan niya, kundi pati ako,” she added, facing the studio audience. “Kaya nagha-hi, hello ako para sabihin sa kanya na maraming salamat.”

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Quinto and Revillame, who worked together in a few projects in the past, shared that they chanced upon each other at a restaurant right after the actress was released from the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) custody.

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Quinto, who is facing 14 counts of violation of Section 8 of the Securities Regulation Code, arrived in the Philippines from the United States last Jan. 8, and voluntarily surrendered to the NBI. She was released from NBI custody on Jan. 9 after she posted bail amounting to P1.7 million.

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“Binigyan po niya ako ng P1 million nung nakita ko siya. Seryoso ito ha,” Quinto said, recalling that Revillame even told her that she should have called him for help.

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“Sabi pa niya, ‘Sige, bibigyan kita ng one million ngayon.’ Sabi ko naman, ‘Bukas na lang. Pag-isipan mo muna [kasi] baka nagugulat ka lang,'” she narrated. “‘Hindi,’ sabi niya, ‘kasi naaawa kasi ako sa iyo e kasi sa lahat ng pinagdaanan mo.'”

Quinto reiterated that she visited the show to thank Revillame, and to show the people as well that she is okay. Being the comedian that she is, Quinto even joked about her earlier voluntary surrender to the NBI.

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“Ang mga tumulong [sa akin] syempre yung Diyos—nagdasal po ako—’yung mga NBI, ‘yung mga press,” she quipped. “Hindi nila ako pinatakas. Talagang bawal ang eskapo.”

“Hindi naman po ako nakulong dahil meron po akong bail. Ngayon bail-bail na lang!” she added. “Okay na yon, positivity na lang. Ang importante, binigyan ako [ni Willie] ng cash… Pangsimula muli.”

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Quinto has maintained her innocencetadhana slots, with her legal counsel saying the actress is also a “victim” as the skincare company had yet to pay her endorsement fee.

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