A recent interview clip featuring Alvin Aragon quickly made the rounds online, drawing mixed reactions from fans of the iconic SexBomb Girls. The actor addressed long-standing claims that he influenced his wife Izzy Trazona to leave the group years ago. What followed was a wave of commentary from netizens, including a strong reaction from model-comedienne Wilma Doesnt. Here’s how the conversation unfolded and why it continues to resonate, read the full story below.
Alvin Clarifies Izzy’s Departure
During a radio interview aired on DWAR on February 13, Aragon denied having anything to do with Trazona’s exit from the SexBomb Girls. He pointed out that Izzy left the group in 2009, years before they got married in 2012.
According to him, Trazona’s decision came after she became a Christian and chose to follow her faith. He shared that she personally informed SexBomb founder Joy Cancio about her resignation at the time. Aragon emphasized that her choice was spiritual and not influenced by him.
Reunion Appearance and Permission Issue
The issue resurfaced after Trazona appeared on the fourth night of the SexBomb Girls’ reunion concert at the Mall of Asia Arena earlier this month. Her appearance surprised both fans and some members of the group.
In a February 10 episode of Fast Talk with Boy Abunda, Trazona shared that she sought her husband’s approval before accepting the reunion invitation. Aragon later explained that he initially found the idea challenging but eventually gave his support after prayer and reflection. The statement, however, sparked online debate, with some netizens questioning why permission was necessary.
Wilma Speaks Her Mind
Wilma Doesnt addressed the controversy during a Facebook Live session, where she firmly stated that everyone has the right to make personal decisions. She stressed that opinions should not be imposed on others, especially if they affect personal growth and freedom.
Using her own marriage as an example, Wilma shared that her husband does not control how she dresses or pursues opportunities. She also defended the character of the SexBomb Girls, noting that many of them have built successful careers and families outside the entertainment industry.
Defending the Group’s Legacy
Wilma highlighted that several members flew in from abroad for the reunion and that others are now business owners and respected professionals. She pushed back against the idea that only one perspective is valid when it comes to faith and life choices.
She also recalled that friends once stood by Aragon during difficult times in his life. For Wilma, respect should go both ways, especially among people who share history and friendship.
Fans React
Clips from Wilma’s livestream quickly circulated online, earning praise from viewers who appreciated her candor. Many netizens said her remarks reflected what some fans had been thinking but hesitated to say publicly.
As the discussion continues, the story highlights how faith, marriage, and personal choice can intersect in the public eye. For longtime supporters of the SexBomb Girls, the reunion was meant to celebrate friendship and legacy. Instead, it also opened a new chapter of conversation that shows how deeply fans remain invested in the group’s journey.
