MANILA, Philippines — Television host and model Marc Nelson addressed speculation surrounding his involvement in the ongoing legal battle between former beauty queen Maggie Wilson and her estranged husband, businessman Victor Consunji.
In a statement shared on his Instagram Stories on Wednesday night, Nelson stressed that his only concern in the matter was the well-being of Wilson and Consunji's son Connor who is now 12-year-old.It was on Jan. 18 when Wilson revealed on Instagram that Nelson testified in court against her, backing claims by Consunji that her social media posts caused emotional distress to their son.
'In a one-on-one conversation, he expressed to me how upset he has been about the social media posts his mother has made concerning him during the dispute between his parents. He specifically shared that these posts place him in an uncomfortable position, drawing unwanted attention and questions from both peers and adults- attention he neither likes nor wants,' he said.When called to testify, Nelson said he just relayed what Connor had told him.
Host Marc Nelson Clarifies Stance In Marital Dispute Between Ex-Beauty Queen Businessman
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