Bukod sa pagiging anchor sa TV5 news programs na Aksyon, Aksyon JournalisMO, Pilipinas News, at host ng mga programang Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Philippines, Good Morning Club, at USI: Under Special Investigation, may posisyon din bilang TV5 Programming Manager si Paolo Bediones.

Kaya’t ang nangyaring insidente sa TV5 showbiz talkshow na Paparazzi ang isa sa mga naitanong sa kanya sa press launch ng Clear Dream Match na ginanap sa Rockwell Tent kanina, June 25.

Host si Paolo ng nabanggit na press launch.

“You know what? That particular incident is stil a bit, let’s just say… unclear… pun intended,” sagot ng 38-year-old host at TV5 executive, na sinundan pa niya ng biro na may koneksiyon sa pangalan ng produktong nagpa-event nung araw na iyon.

Aniya pa, hindi na raw ang isyu kung sino ang may kasalanan sa nangyari sa Paparazzi.

(CLICK HERE to watch clip of the show.)

Lumaki na raw kasi at naging masyado nang “messy” ang pangyayari dahil na rin sa pagkalat ng kanya-kanyang dahilan ng pangyayari at opinyon ng mga publiko tungkol dito.

Saad ni Paolo, “That’s a hard thing, e. When you have something like that and it ends up being an issue that obviously a lot of people are involved in.

“Whether they’re at fault or not, is not the issue—it’s that you’re gonna be hearing a lot of sides.

"And usually that’s when it gets pretty messy, you know, when you have so many versions of the story coming out.

“Especially, with the advent of social media, then you have all of these people with their own theories and opinions. And they end up fanning the flames.

“Last I heard was that the MTRCB [Movie and Television Review and Classification Board] may conduct an investigation, I don’t know what they intend to find.”

Hindi rin makapagbigay ng malinaw na opinyon si Paolo nang sandaling iyon, dahil aminado siyang hindi niya napanood ang airing ng Paparazzi noong Sabado.

“It was just… a lot of people were talking about it. Was the question aired? Was it heard by the audience?

“Maybe she should have said na… I dunno? I’m not Ruffa.