Denise Julia to Killa Kush after 'late' allegations against her: 'I'll see you in court'

Singer-songwriter Denise Julia hinted that she will take the issue she has with content creator Killa Kush to court after the latter alleged that she was four hours late to their scheduled podcast filming.

After the R&B music artist addressed the controversial canceled shoot with renowned photographer BJ Pascual, Julia turned her attention to Kush who had hosted the podcast where Pascual made the claims. In the same discussion, the influencer also shared that Julia was four hours late to her guesting in a past podcast.

On her X account, Julia implied that she wants to take legal action against Kush as she responded to a social media user who wanted the singer to also defend herself against Kush just as she did with Pascual.

"I don’t even want to say her name—she doesn’t deserve that from me. Drama is what fuels her career, and I refuse to give her that satisfaction. But legally..." she wrote, adding an emoticon of a winking face at the end.

In a separate post, Julia tweeted, "hope can back up all that when I see you in court," without naming anyone.

Later on, however, the singer shared a screenshot of their alleged conversation, where Kush supposedly said that while she was "disappointed" to know that Julia was Pascual's "worst celebrity to shoot," she "wasn't surprised" by this."

"As with any episode, it's candid and raw. It's a chikahan podcast not a documentary. So I had to share my bit of experience firsthand. Otherwise the exchange would be inorganic," Kush told Julia as seen in an alleged screenshot of their chat.

"The focus of the show was always to spark challenging conversations in a casual manner, never to shame or humiliate. It's truly unfortunate to see how this all unfolded but I'll always wish you the best. There was never a doubt you'd go far," she added.

Julia then replied with, "Thanks. I'll see you in court. Assuming you'd make a TikTok out of this too, I'll just add that to the lawsuit, so thanks in advance.

Seemingly unaffected by this, Kush messaged back, "No worries, Merry Christmas!"

Julia captioned the alleged screenshot of their chat with, "lols. biglang bait."

Denise Julia's creative director airs side of their story

Julia's new posts came after her creative director Carissa King aired their side of the story in line with the tardiness claims made by Kush against the local singer, stressing that it was "just right to speak up and correct the misinterpretation on that podcast."

According to King, the guesting was originally supposed to take place on Aug. 13, but had to be delayed to a later date due to Julia having "unforeseen mental and physical health emergencies."

"We were able to communicate it directly to Kush, and so she rescheduled the guesting to Aug. 14, Wednesday, day after. What we agreed upon is a solo interview of me, a solo interview of Denise, and the two of us together," King explained.

Kush asked them to come at 4:30 p.m., and so King and Julia left for the studio at 3:00 p.m. as they expected the travel time to only last an hour.

"Although due to heavy traffic, it caused a delay on our ETA (expected travel time) in which it was really out of our control, and we were in real time updating the group chat with actual photos about our ETA," King said.

"Dumating kami ng 6:42 p.m., which shows that we were late for two hours and 12 minutes and not beyond that, in which we were very apologetic for in person and in chat. Denise even offered to pay for the whole cost of the studio, so this totally debunks the statement that we were four hours late," she continued.

King shared that she was actually a fan of Kush's podcast as it had insightful talks about life, womanhood, and career and that it was an honor for her to be a part of it.

However, she noted how the recent episodes now are "slowly taking turns in terms of principles and what should and should not be highlighted on certain topics, such as blind items, gossips described as teas, and honestly, past issues between two people that should have been resolved privately."

"Personally, this can be deceiving and can alter a person's mental health," she underscored. "For her to completely say false statements on her recent podcast, single-handedly picking out Denise's so-called issues is very disheartening and deeply unfair."

Along with her statement, King also included in her Instagram stories the screenshots of her alleged conversation with Kush, which showed the initial delay of the podcast shooting up to how they were stuck in traffic.