The controversial radio host Mo Twister has already aired his public apology after being memoed by Magic 89.9 management.

On May 9, 2012,  Mo and his co-hosts initiated a hashtag or topic on Twitter “#CharicePempengcoS**Tape”, which quickly turned trending.

Poised as a radio stunt, it reached Charice’s attention, who reacted immediately and hinted the radio hosts to prepare for a possible law suit.

In the afternoon of May 9th, Mo Twister, along with suzy899 and mia899 posted apologies on Twitter.

“I want to take the opportunity to apologize to Charice for a stupid & cruel joke on our show today. We attempted to be funny at her.

We apologize Charice for our stupid behavior and immature attempt to generate laughs. You have worked so very hard, not just for yourself and your family, but to put our country in a positive light, to promote immense Filipino talent, and you have done that successfully.

We are proud of you and we are embarrassed because we failed to support that. I wish I could make it up to you and rest assured-that we will exhaust every avenue to do so. We are sorry. You’ve been nothing but supportive of our show in the past. We failed to show our appreciation today.” – Mo Twister

“I would like to apologize to charice who has shown me NOTHING but kindness, & to u the listeners who have always been so loving & supportive” – DJ Suzy899

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Meanwhile, Magic 89.9 management released an official statement and below is the actual document.

“The management of Today’s Best Music 89.9 does not condone what happened this morning, May 9, 2012 on GoodTimes. As a joke, the 3 DJs started an objectionable hashtag about Charice Pempengco on Twitter. An apology to Ms. Pempengco shall be made tomorrow morning, May 10, 2012 on the said Radio Show. Furthermore, as self regulation, the DJs involved shall be suspended from boardwalk for Two Weeks without pay as consequence of their actions.”