The Nation&rsquo;s Girl Group has found themselves in the middle of a legal battle while on tour, after Atty. Joji Alonso posted a screenshot of what appeared to be a formal complaint filed by the group.
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Their legal representative shared the image on Instagram, showing a portion of the legal document listing Gweneth Apulli, Maraiah Queen Arceta, Sheena Mae Catacutan, Mikhaela Janna Lim, Mary Loi Yves Ricalde, Jhoanna Christine Robles, Stacey Aubrey Sevilleja, and Ma. Nicolette Vergara as the complainants. The respondent&rsquo;s name was cropped from the picture, leaving fans to speculate about the identity of the accused.
While Alonso did not reveal further details, netizens were quick to connect it to Christian &ldquo;Xian&rdquo; Gaza&rsquo;s recent post. In the post, Gaza wrote in Filipino: &ldquo;Gen Z, it&rsquo;s okay to have sex as long as you use condoms to avoid getting pregnant. [This is] especially [for] that member of BINI who likes to have sex.&rdquo; The statement sparked outrage among fans and netizens, with many calling it a malicious and unnecessary attack.
Neither BINI nor Alonso has issued an official statement clarifying the case&rsquo;s details.