Carla Abellana granted a temporary protection order against Tom Rodriguez

Carla Abellana was granted a temporary protection order against Tom Rodriguez following their separation. On Thursday's episode of 'Fast Talk With Boy Abunda,' Carla said she filed the application for protection order under the local courts. [1/3]

On Thursday's episode of "Fast Talk With Boy Abunda," the Kapuso actress said she filed the application for protection order under the local courts.

The King of Talk also asked if Carla and Tom are allowed to be close to each other under the protection order.

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