Paolo Contis and former Manila mayor Isko “Yorme” Moreno, the new hosts of GMA 7’s revamped noontime show Eat Bulaga, have formally signed long-term contracts with the production company TAPE Inc. | via latest_chika
Paolo Contis and former Manila mayor Isko “Yorme” Moreno, the new hosts of GMA 7’s revamped noontime show Eat Bulaga, have formally signed long-term contracts with the production company TAPE Inc.
Similarly, Yorme thanked the show’s staff, “Thank you very much to the creative and production staff of G sa Gedli.’ Paolo and I share the same goal of the new Eat Bulaga — to give out help and fun. This time, the viewers are our priorities.”by the local news outlet Pang-Masa quoted Atty. Garduque as stating that the contract-signing was intended for the security of the hosts’ tenure.
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