QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Content giant ABS-CBN Corporation expressed readiness to meet with the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) following recent viewer complaints regarding episodes of “Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) Collab 3.0.”
In a statement released on November 12, the MTRCB announced it is reviewing over 100 complaints flagged by viewers concerning specific scenes and interactions on the reality program. While the evaluation is ongoing, the regulatory board reminded the show’s management to exercise vigilance in adhering to the guidelines set for its assigned age rating.
ABS-CBN stated that while it has not yet received a formal notice from the agency, it remains fully prepared to engage in discussions with the Board.
The network highlighted that “Pinoy Big Brother” consistently champions positive values, mutual respect, and personal growth under the guidance of Big Brother, or “Kuya.” Furthermore, ABS-CBN underscored that the well-being of its housemates is its primary concern, reaffirming its dedication to responsible self-regulation.
”PBB Collab 3.0,” which premiered on October 24, 2026, marks the third joint venture between ABS-CBN and GMA Network, featuring a diverse cast of 16 celebrity housemates, content creators, and everyday individuals.
