Content creator Rosmar Tan shared that her three children with husband Jerome Pamulaklakin recently underwent DNA testing following discussions about their paternity online.
In a Facebook post on September 27, Rosmar posted photos from their recent DNA testing session to establish paternity.
“DNA TEST DONE✅ Sorry mga anak ko kasi nadadamay kayo sa magulong online world. Pati kayo nahuhusgahan ng mga tao. 😔,” Rosmar wrote.
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According to the Philippine Law Journal, DNA testing is the “most accurate form of testing to prove paternity or exclude paternity when the identity of the biological father is under dispute.” It is also referred to as genetic testing.
The content creator explained that she had previously considered having their first child undergo DNA testing because of online comments questioning the child's paternity. However, she said Jerome initially did not see the need for it.
“Sabi nya di na daw kailangan hayaan daw mga bashers, di na daw kailangan. Wag na daw. Kasi alam naman niya na simula nung naging kami never na kami nagkita o nagkausap pa ng ex ko. At mas lalong never dumating ang isang araw na di kami mag kasama simula ng mag live-in kami,“ she shared.
Despite Jerome's initial decision, Rosmar said she eventually insisted on having all three children tested because she wanted to address the issue and prevent the children from being affected by the online discussions.
“Pero pinilit ko siya kasi kawawa naman anak ko kung di ko patutunayan sa mundo ang totoo.💕,” she continued.
She also expressed confidence in the outcome of the test, saying: “Never kakabahan dahil alam ko sa sarili ko na malinis akong babae at loyal ako sa asawa ko.”
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Rosmar further addressed those who had questioned her family, saying she hopes the DNA testing would put an end to the comments directed at her children.
“Sa mga taong mapanghusga ayan sana happy kayo para di nyo na nabubully ang mga anak ko. Ayan na pina DNA TEST ko na yung tatlo. 🥹💕,” she ended.
The post drew mixed reactions from netizens, with some questioning the decision to involve the children in an issue that had largely been discussed online. Others, however, supported Rosmar's decision to proceed with the testing, saying it could help address the questions raised about her family.
“Wala ka naman pong dapat patunayan sa kanila at sa online world. Ang importante po alam niyo sa sarili niyo ang totoo. Kawawa lang mga bata sa mga nag iisip ng ganyan, nadadamay lang sila,” one commenter wrote.
“Yung wala ka naman dapat patunayan pero dahil matapang ka at mayaman ka GO lang rosmar😁 inisin mo lahat ng basher mo😂,” another netizen commented.
“Kahit naman di ipa-DNA kamukha naman sila ng daddy nila, pero mas maigi na rin yan para tumigil na pagkuda nung mga walang magawa😊,” one more added.
In the comments section, Rosmar reiterated that she was not worried about the results because she is certain that Jerome is the biological father of all three children.
“Di ako takot ipa-DNA lahat ng anak ko kasi sure akong asawa ko ang tatay nilang lahat.💕 Wala din naman masama magpa-DNA test para sa mga nanay or tatay na may dahilan kung bakit or may pagdududa.”
“Ayan sana happy na lahat ng mga bashers ko lalo na mga bashers ng anak ko. Intayin niyo ang result. Po-post ko mismo para matigil na yang pag-iimbento niyo.💕,” she maintained.