MANILA, Philippines — Actress Lotlot de Leon said Friday she has yet to speak with her brother Ian de Leon amid their feud over their late mother Nora Aunor’s estate, but she wished him success and said she would remain available to their siblings.
Lotlot discussed their strained relationship during an interview on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda” on Friday, Sept. 4.
Asked whether she believed their family could resolve the conflict, Lotlot said she had left the matter to God while focusing on her own family and career.
“Ipinapasa-Diyos ko na lang po. In God’s time. Surrender na lang. Ayokong pangunahan ang Panginoon,” she said.
“Basta ako, I’m focusing on my own life, sa mga anak ko, asawa ko, trabaho ko,” she added.
Lotlot also said she would remain available to her siblings if they needed her.
Abunda asked Lotlot about Ian’s previous promise to treat his siblings fairly in matters involving Aunor’s inheritance.
“Hindi pa po kami nagkakausap e. But whatever his plans are, I wish him well. I wish him to succeed and I wish him all the best,” Lotlot said.
“Kung kailangan ako ng mga kapatid ko, I will always be here,” she added.
Lotlot and Ian previously exchanged statements after Ian said he had established a one-person corporation as the “sole heir” of Aunor, who died in December 2024.
Ian said he had informed his adoptive siblings — Lotlot, Matet, Kenneth and Kiko — about the corporation. Lotlot and Matet disputed his claim and accused him of spreading false information.
Lotlot also denied accusations from some social media users that she and her siblings sought control of Aunor’s estate.
While Lotlot and Ian have yet to reconcile, Ian and Matet have appeared to reconnect following their dispute, prompting speculation that the siblings could repair their relationship.
