Vice Ganda says 'It's Showtime' has no hard feelings for TVJ

Vice Ganda said that "It's Showtime" does not hold any hard feelings towards Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, and Joey De Leon.

The noontime show will no longer air on TV5 following the channel's programming changes, including TVJ's new show.

In Aubrey Carampel's report on "24 Oras," Wednesday, Vice Ganda said she was happy about "It's Showtime" heading to GTV.

"We don't feel bad sa TVJ, wala kaming ganon ha. S'yempre, meron ka ding... napaka-ipokrita kapag sinabi mong hindi ka nalungkot nung sinabi sa amin na nung una pa lang baka hindi na tayo mag-ere sa TV5," she said. 

"S'yempre nalungkot din kami kasi hindi namin alam kung saan kami pupunta," she added. "Pero ngayon naman malinaw sa lahat at saka masaya kami na 'di ba may nagsarang pinto may bumukas ulit na isang pinto."

Vice Ganda expressed her gratitude to GTV for giving "It's Showtime" a new home.

"Nung binalita sa amin s'yempre emosyonal kaming lahat kasi nasa kalagitnaan kami ng lungkot diba, 'yung parang nawalan ka ng tirahan," she said.

"Tapos biglang may kukupkop na naman sa 'yo, we feel so special and we're very grateful to GTV," she added.

She said "It's Showtime" will not waste the opportunity given to them and they will prepare surprises to entertain the viewers of GTV.

"Kailangan maghanda, nakakahiya naman sa GTV kung hindi di ba?" she said. "'Yung pagpapahiram nila sa amin ng matitirahan sobra kaming nagpapasalamat doon at hindi namin sasayangin."

Vice Ganda also shared that she received a warm welcome from her Kapuso friends.

"Ang dami ko ring friends sa GMA na nag-message sa akin agad, nakakatuwa," she said. "Very uncertain 'yung mga ganap kung anong mangyayari pa pero it just gets more and more exciting."

Starting on July 1, the Madlang People and Kapuso viewers may start watching "It's Showtime" on GTV.

—Carby Basina/MGP, GMA Integrated News