No. 1 sa mga pelikula sa Netflix Philippines simula pa noong Oktubre 3, 2025, ang Out Of Order — ang pelikulang pinagbibidahan at mula sa direksiyon ni Alden Richards.

Sa kabila ng tagumpay sa Netflix Philippines ng movie directorial debut ni Alden, na tungkol sa injustice at korapsyon, hindi niya nakalilimutan ang kasalanang bilyun-bilyong piso ang halagang ibinibintang kay Zaldy Co.

Si Co ang contractor at nagbitiw sa tungkuling Ako Bicol party-list representative na inaakusahan ng pagbulsa ng kickback sa maanomalyang flood control projects ng Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).

Revilla, Estrada, Villanueva, Co tagged by ex-DPWH official

Kasama sa Instagram stories ng pasasalamat ni Alden sa mga tumatangkilik sa Out Of Order ang kanyang “May araw ka rin” post para kay Zaldy.

Kalakip nito ang sumusunod na impormasyon:

“P35,240,000,000,000 worth of funds inserted by Zaldy Co in Bulacan.

“Para maubos mo ang 1 billion in a year, you need to spend 2.8 million pesos per day.

“Para maubos mo ang 35 billion in a year, you need to spend 98 million pesos per day.”

ELLIS CO, NOT ESTRANGED TO HIS FAMILY?

Nadagdagan ang poot ng mga Pilipino kay Zaldy Co dahil sa paglabas ng naturang impormasyon, pati na ang paglitaw ng mga larawan ng napakamarangyang renewal of vows nila ng kanyang asawang si Mylene Co sa Vatican City, Rome, noong Hulyo 2024.

Read: Zaldy-Mylene Co renewal of vows sa Vatican City, muling lumitaw

Damay sa pagkasuklam na nararamdaman ng mga Pilipino si Michael Elisse Co, ang rap artist at fashion designer na anak nina Zaldy at Mylene.

Kasama si Elisse sa mga larawan ng pagdiriwang ng pamilya nito sa kaarawan ng kanyang ina sa Paris, France.

Hindi mababakas sa mukha ni Ellis na “estranged” siya sa kanyang pamilya.

Taliwas ito sa panawagan niya para kay Zaldy na umuwi na ito sa Pilipinas at harapin ang mabibigat na paratang.

Inakusahan si Ellie ng pagsisinungaling at nanghihingi lamang ng simpatiya dahil sa litanyang ito sa kanyang Instagram post noong Setyembre 24, 2025:

“Though I bear my last name, I’ve always tried to separate myself from that affiliation. It can’t be denied that I was born into privilege.

“Despite this, I’ve always pushed to give back, especially to the community and to the industry I’ve long admired.

“I’ve moved out of my parents’ home. I didn’t pursue college, and I’ve been working for my money since I was 16.

“This isn’t a sob story. It’s my effort to show transparency regarding my brand, and how I chose not to participate in that system.

“Over the years, I’ve pushed to separate myself from their work and have repeatedly declined offers to participate in politics or any government-related opportunities.

“I have a firm belief that people who are supposed to do this are people who have the proper skillset, education, and reasons to do so.

“I condemn corruption in all its form. I understand the anger and disgust. The hate is MORE than valid.

“And for the past few weeks, I’ve been having an internal conflict between my morals and my family. I am only speaking out now because I need the time to have a firm grasp of the situation.

“I found out about the full extent of the allegations the same way everyone else did.

“Before my dad entered politics, he was a businessman who provided a better life for my family. As a kid, that is all I saw and all I was told.

“Our relationship has since become very vague when he entered politics, which made me increasingly distant, not just from him, but from my family as well.

“And though I try to separate myself from the affiliation, I won’t exclude myself from the conversation.

“I am deeply ashamed, and I wish for nothing but the truth to come out. There is no excuse.

“I firmly believe that anyone who is proven guilty of these crimes should be held accountable and should face the proper consequences.

“That includes my dad. I urge him to appear before the people and be accountable once and for all. I am not just speaking out against a politician; I am speaking out against my father. And if this decision gets me disowned, I would rather face that consequence than watch millions of people suffer from his actions.

“To my father, come home and answer to the people. Have your time in court. People need answers. Free those who were unfairly imprisoned, and seek justice for those who put their lives at stake.”

Read: Ellis Co speaks out against his father Congressman Zaldy Co