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Anthony Angel Labrusca Jr.[fn 1] (Tagalog pronunciation: [lɐˈbɾʊska]; born August 7, 1995) is a Filipino-American actor, model, and singer that is based in the Philippines. Labrusca first gained his popularity via a McDonald's Philippines TV ad in 2016, Tuloy Pa Rin.

Key Information

In 2016, he joined the Philippine reality search Pinoy Boyband Superstar, but did not make the cut to be part of the band. He was thenpart of a horror-fantasy drama series called La Luna Sangre.[2][3][4] The trailer of his latest film Glorious reached more than 5 million views on its first day of release.[5]

Early life

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Labrusca was born on August 7, 1995, in Houston, Texas, in the United States.[6] He is the son of Filipino actor Boom Labrusca and Filipina singer Angel Jones.[7] He grew up in Los Angeles, California with his mother, step father (Boom Dayupay) and sister. When he was 9, his family moved to Vancouver, Canada. He then flew to the Philippines to pursue his career in show business.

Career

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Before Labrusca auditioned for Pinoy Boyband Superstar, he was already a face of various TV commercials. He became more popular when he played the guy who broke a girl's heart (Elisse Joson) in the viral McDonald's TV ad entitled Tuloy Pa Rin in 2016.

During his audition in Pinoy Boyband Superstar, he was unexpectedly reunited with his biological father Boom Labrusca. He successfully became one of the top contenders and went up to the Top 7 for the grand finals. He did not make it to the Top 5 as the final member of BoybandPH.

He made his acting debut in 2017 via TV5's Wattpad Presents with Louise delos Reyes. Later, he joined La Luna Sangre, which is considered as his first break playing the role of Jake Arguelles.

In June 2020, Labrusca starred in the hit Filipino BL series, Hello Stranger. The series proved popular even among international fans, which led to the Hello Stranger film in 2021.

From 2023 to 2024, he played the main antagonist, Lucas Buencamino, in Nag-aapoy na Damdamin.

On February 2025, Labrusca's Star Magic contract permitted him to star in a GMA series titled Binibining Marikit, with Herlene Budol.[1]

Labrusca portrayed the titular character in the 2025 film Dreamboi. This is his first role in an erotic film.[8]

Personal life

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Labrusca is a United States citizen and a US passport holder.[9][10] He is unmarried.[10]

Controversies

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On January 3, 2019, shortly after landing at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), Labrusca allegedly yelled curses at Bureau of Immigration officers after they stamped his passport for a 30-day stay only, which is the maximum visa-free stay in the Philippines for US passport holders. Labrusca was using his American passport at that time and had no work visa. However, he mistakenly believed that he was covered by the Balikbayan Program's one-year visa-free stay.[11][12] A spokesperson of the Bureau of Immigration explained that the Balikbayan Program "is for former Filipinos and their immediate family members who are traveling with them. If these family members are not traveling with them, then they are not qualified." Labrusca was not accompanied by an immediate family member at that time.[12][13] Labrusca was widely criticized for the incident, and Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. suggested his deportation.[14] The following day, Labrusca apologized to the immigration officers and admitted that he did not know the full details of the Balikbayan Program, but maintained that he did not curse or shout at any officer.[15]

In June 2021, Labrusca was charged with alleged acts of lasciviousness and slight physical injuries for an incident that happened 5 months before, on the night of January 16, 2021, where allegedly, a drunk Labrusca unstrapped a woman's top to expose her breasts before forcefully pulling her to sit on his lap. He also allegedly choked a man on that same night.[16][17] In July, the physical injuries case was dismissed by the Makati prosecutor's office since the complaint was filed "more than two months from the date of its alleged commission, the crime is already extinguished by reason of prescription."[18] In March 2022, the acts of lasciviousness case was dismissed citing no probable cause.[19]

Filmography

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Television / Digital series

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Year Title Role
2016–2024 ASAP Himself / Performer
2016–2017 Pinoy Boyband Superstar Himself
2017 Wattpad Presents: I'm Making Out with the Payboy at School Damon Lawrence
2017–2018 La Luna Sangre Jake Arguelles
2019 Sino ang May Sala? Andrei Joseph "Drei" Montelibano
Ipaglaban Mo: Saltik Jerome
Ang Babae sa Septic Tank 3: The Real Untold Story of Josephine Bracken José Rizal
2020 24/7 Xavier Agbayani
I Am U Kyle
Hello Stranger Xavier De Guzman
2020–2021 Bagong Umaga Raphael "Ely" Florentino / Raphael "Ely" Ponce
2021 Click, Like, Share: Altered[20] Homer
2023–2024 Nag-aapoy na Damdamin Lucas Buencamino
2025 Binibining Marikit[21] Andrew "Drew" Jimenez

Film

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Year Title Role
2017 Loving in Tandem Vince
2018 Glorious Niko
ML Carlo
Double Twisting Double Back Bradley
2019 The Mall, The Merrier Gardo
Ang Henerasyong Sumuko Sa Love Kurt Adam Agapito
2020 U-Turn Robin
Love Lockdown Darren
Hindi Tayo Pwede Gabriel F. Del Rosario
2021 Hello, Stranger: The Movie Xavier De Guzman
2025 Dreamboi Dreamboi

Awards and nominations

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Year Film awards/critics Award Nominated work Result
2017 PMPC Star Awards for TV Best New Male TV Personality La Luna Sangre Won
2018 MOR Pinoy Music Awards MOR Best New Artist Tanging Ikaw Nominated
2018 Cinema One Originals Film Festival Best Actor Double Twisting Double Back Nominated
2018 LionhearTV RAWR Awards Breakthrough Artist of the Year Won

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Anthony "Tony" Labrusca (born , ) is a Filipino-American , and singer based in the . The of Filipino and singer Jones, he rose to prominence in as a contestant on the reality singing competition Pinoy Boyband Superstar and through a McDonald's television advertisement. Labrusca transitioned to acting with his debut in the 2017 series Wattpad Presents alongside Louise delos Reyes, followed by a breakout role in the ABS-CBN supernatural drama La Luna Sangre, earning him the 2017 PMPC Star Awards for Best New Male Personality in Television. His film work includes the lead role in the 2018 indie drama ML, for which he received a Gawad Urian nomination for Best Actor, and the 2024 thriller What You Did, where he portrayed dual complex characters and expressed particular pride in the performance. Labrusca has also modeled for brands and released music, including the single "Tanging Ikaw," earning a nomination for Best New Male Recording Artist at the 2018 PMPC Star Awards for Music, and the 2018 Lionheart Rawr Awards for Breakthrough Artist of the Year. In 2021, Labrusca faced criminal complaints for alleged acts of lasciviousness against and physical injuries against a man stemming from an incident at , but a Philippine court dismissed the cases in 2022, clearing him of the charges.

Early Life

Family and Origins

Anthony Angel Jones Labrusca Jr., known professionally as Tony Labrusca, was born on , , in , , . His parents are Filipino actor Anthony "Boom" Labrusca and Filipina singer Jones, establishing his Filipino-American ethnic heritage. Labrusca's early years were shaped by this bicultural background, with his father's profession in the Philippine entertainment industry providing a foundational link to Filipino cultural influences despite his American birthplace. He was primarily raised by his in the United States, including time in , , which contributed to his immersion in American environments while maintaining ties to Filipino through family. No siblings are documented in available records.

Education and Formative Years

Labrusca experienced multiple international relocations during his formative years, beginning with his birth on , , in , , followed by time in the in , a move to at age nine, and a return to the at age fifteen around 2010. This final relocation from to the during adolescence introduced adaptation challenges, as Labrusca had established a lifestyle there involving part-time jobs such as cashiering, shoe sales, and barbering, alongside a self-described "wanderer" phase marked by independence and mischief. Upon resettling in the Philippines, Labrusca attended schools including Saint Anthony School in Las Piñas and International Christian Academy in Parañaque, where he navigated the shift from a Canadian environment to local educational and cultural contexts. These years involved adjusting to familial expectations and a faster-paced social scene, contrasting his prior experiences in North America, which he later reflected shaped his resilience and openness to new opportunities. During in , Labrusca physical extracurricular activities such as and , fostering athleticism and body that empirically supported his later physical demands in modeling and performance-related interests. He also admitted to being a "naughty kid" in , indicating early traits of and that influenced his personal growth amid relocations. These elements, distinct from dynamics, underscored causal factors in developing adaptability without formal higher education pursuits noted at the time.

Personal Life

Relationships and Family Dynamics

Tony Labrusca has publicly identified as single in adulthood, emphasizing career focus over romantic commitments in interviews. In a 2023 challenge segment, he contrasted perspectives with those of married peers, noting differences in budgeting, daily routines, and personal freedoms, such as greater flexibility in spending and without spousal consultations. No confirmed romantic relationships have been verified through statements or reputable reports beyond unsubstantiated on-screen pairings, with Labrusca expressing over persistent about his personal . Familial dynamics have evolved positively in Labrusca's adult years, marked by reconciliations with both parents following earlier estrangements. By May 2019, he described his renewed bond with biological father Boom Labrusca as "really good," highlighting mutual efforts to rebuild after years apart, including shared public appearances that underscore ongoing support. Similarly, his mother, Angel Jones, issued a public apology in January 2019 for past conflicts during a raw interview, which facilitated emotional closure and visible warmth in subsequent interactions, such as Instagram posts depicting reunions as affectionate family milestones. These developments reflect a supportive family framework in his professional adulthood, with no reported ongoing tensions in empirical accounts.

Personal Challenges and Self-Improvement

In May 2019, Labrusca publicly admitted to ongoing issues, explaining that they manifested as quick-tempered to minor provocations, such as during an altercation earlier that year with an over visa complications. He linked these tendencies to feelings of being unheard in his upbringing but emphasized personal , avoiding familial and instead highlighting the need for . During a "" episode in early May , Labrusca disclosed his of in youth, confessing to food and clothes—particularly while living in —out of perceived necessity, with one severe instance involving from a store. He explicitly any justification, stating he was neither proud nor excusing the acts as rightful, and having ceased the entirely: "Hindi na po ako nagnanakaw... Hindi na po ako kleptomaniac." Labrusca's response to the ensuing underscored , framing both and as surmountable youthful errors through maturity rather than by circumstances. In the wake of the airport incident, he issued a formal apology on , 2019, owning the emotional overreaction as his primary fault without external rationales, which aligned with his broader of admissions over deflection. These steps evidenced a deliberate pivot toward , prioritizing internal over .

Career Beginnings

Modeling and Initial Exposure

Labrusca entered the industry through commercial modeling, beginning at age 11 with and print advertisements to support himself financially. This early work laid the groundwork for his visibility in the , focusing on non-scripted promotional content rather than performance roles. A pivotal moment occurred in 2016 when he featured in McDonald's Philippines television advertisements, including "Tuloy Pa Rin" and "Kaya Niya," depicting relatable scenarios of heartbreak and resilience that resonated widely with audiences. These ads, leveraging emotional "hugot" narratives, achieved viral status and served as his primary breakthrough, catapulting him from obscurity to public recognition without prior scripted involvement. The campaigns' translated to measurable early fame, with Labrusca's appearances surges in his online presence and establishing him as a fresh face in advertising circles. Prior to these endorsements, his modeling portfolio remained to sporadic commercial gigs, underscoring the ads' role in amplifying his profile among Filipino consumers.

Transition to Acting

Labrusca's entry into acting followed his modeling breakthrough via a 2016 McDonald's Philippines advertisement, which provided initial visibility in the Philippine entertainment industry. This exposure facilitated his television debut in 2017 on TV5's Wattpad Presents, where he appeared alongside Louise delos Reyes in a supporting capacity, marking his first on-screen role and demonstrating early adaptability from static modeling to dynamic performance demands. The pivotal shift solidified during 2017-2018 through , a series produced by , in which Labrusca portrayed Jake Arguelles across 185 episodes, transitioning from peripheral appearances to a recurring support role that honed his screen presence amid ensemble casts and serialized narratives. Concurrently, his involvement escalated with the 2018 Cinemalaya entry ML, directed by Benedict Mique and produced independently for the circuit, where he played a sheltered teenager confronting martial law under a retired general's influence, emphasizing historical reenactment over commercial appeal. Labrusca has attributed his pursuit of acting to an innate affinity for inherited from his parents, rather than a premeditated strategy, aligning with his pre-2017 modeling timeline where commercial gigs predominated but lacked narrative depth. This motivation, verified against his rapid project uptake post-2016 ad fame, underscores a causal progression from visual exposure to scripted roles, establishing foundational credentials through incremental television and indie film commitments.

Professional Works

Television and Digital Series

Labrusca entered Philippine television through supporting roles in anthology and drama series, often portraying youthful characters in romantic or interpersonal conflicts. In the 2020 digital miniseries I Am U, he played Kyle, a figure entangled in a narrative of mistaken identities and familial secrets alongside lead , highlighting early explorations of psychological drama in short-form digital content. This appearance underscored the shift toward web-based storytelling in the Philippines, where platforms enabled concise, character-driven arcs amid the 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns. A pivotal role came in the 2020 web series Hello Stranger, where Labrusca portrayed Xavier De Guzman, a confident basketball player who evolves from rival to romantic partner with classmate Mico during virtual school sessions. Produced by ABS-CBN's Black Sheep as its inaugural digital project, the romantic comedy emphasized pandemic-era themes of isolation and digital intimacy, marking Labrusca's entry into the emerging Boys' Love (BL) genre tailored for online audiences. The series' structure—weekly episodes freely accessible via streaming—facilitated broader reach beyond traditional TV, fostering collaborations like Labrusca's on-screen chemistry with JC Alcantara, which propelled BL's niche appeal in local media. Labrusca's television work later expanded into serialized dramas, showcasing genre versatility from light romance to antagonism. In the 2023 GMA Network series Nag-aapoy na Damdamin, he assumed the main antagonistic role of Lucas Buencamino across 59 episodes, depicting a vengeful figure in a tale of passion and , which allowed for deeper dramatic intensity compared to his digital rom-com leads. This progression reflects the Philippine industry's blend of broadcast soaps with digital experimentation, where actors like Labrusca navigate versatile roles to build cross-platform presence.

Film Roles

Labrusca gained prominence in Philippine cinema with his lead role as Carlo, a college student entangled in a psychological horror narrative exploring the traumas of martial law, in the independent film ML (2018), directed by Benedict Mique Jr. and co-starring veteran actor Eddie Garcia as a retired colonel. The film, an entry at the Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival, depicted Carlo's confrontation with historical violence during a visit to the colonel's home, marking Labrusca's breakthrough in a genre blending suspense and social commentary on authoritarianism. His performance drew attention for portraying youthful naivety clashing with generational reckoning, though the film's niche release limited mainstream box office data. Subsequent roles showcased versatility, including Bradley in the sports drama Double Twisting Double Back (2018), centered on gymnastics and personal ambition, and Gardo in the ensemble comedy The Mall, The Merrier! (2019), which highlighted interpersonal dynamics in a commercial setting. In U-Turn (2020), he played Robin, navigating moral dilemmas in a thriller about hit-and-run consequences, expanding his range into ethical suspense. These early films positioned Labrusca as an emerging talent in indie and mid-budget productions, often emphasizing character-driven conflicts over high-production spectacle. In recent years, Labrusca tackled psychologically demanding parts, such as in What You Did (2024), a Sinag Maynila entry where he explored intense emotional turmoil, crediting the role with pushing his acting boundaries through method preparation. His 2025 project Dreamboi, directed by Rodina Singh and screened at the CineSilip festival, featured him in a titular role delving into fantasy, identity, and desire with explicit erotic elements atypical in conservative Philippine cinema. Labrusca disclosed in interviews that the film's nude and intimate scenes triggered personal insecurities about body image and vulnerability, requiring emotional exposure amid cultural taboos on male sensuality in local media. Despite initial discomfort, he viewed the experience as growth-oriented, prioritizing authenticity over conventional heroism in a market favoring restrained portrayals.

Music and Other Endeavors

Tony Labrusca entered the music scene following his participation in the 2016 reality competition Pinoy Boyband Superstar, where he showcased vocal and performance skills but did not advance to the final lineup. His debut single, "Tanging Ikaw," was released in August 2017 under Star Music, with the official music video premiering on August 25, 2017. In 2020, he released "Kahit Na Anong Sabihin Ng Iba (Duet Version)," a track featured in the digital series Hello, Stranger!, performed as a duet with JC Alcantara. These releases, available on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, represent his limited discography as a recording artist, emphasizing romantic ballad styles aligned with his public image. Beyond , Labrusca ventured into with the launch of Deja Blend, a beverage specializing in blended drinks, on , , in with WBC Kiosk. This marked his first foray into business ownership, promoted through personal endorsements and to leverage his modeling and visibility post-2016 McDonald's advertisement fame. No further major non- ventures, such as production credits outside projects, have been publicly documented as of 2025.

Filmography

Television/Digital Series

  • Labrusca gained initial television exposure as a contestant and regular member on the reality singing competition Pinoy Boyband Superstar, which aired from 2016 to 2017 on ABS-CBN.
  • In 2017, he debuted in digital acting with the role of Damon Lawrence in the Wattpad Presents episode "I'm Making Out with the Payboy at School," a short-form series adaptation streamed on ABS-CBN platforms.
  • Labrusca made a special guest appearance as the adult version of Xavier Agbayani in the 2020 episode arc of the anthology series 24/7, broadcast on ABS-CBN.
  • He portrayed Kyle in the 2020 digital series I Am U, a romantic drama released on iWantTFC.
  • In the 2020 boys' love digital series Hello Stranger, produced by Black Sheep and streamed on iWantTFC, Labrusca starred as Xavier De Guzman opposite JC Alcantara across 13 episodes.
  • From 2020 to 2021, he played the recurring role of Jacob Montenegro in the daytime soap opera Bagong Umaga on ABS-CBN and later A2Z, appearing in multiple episodes as a key supporting character.

Films

YearTitleRole
2018Double Twisting Double BackBradley
2018Glorious
2018MLCarlo
2020Robin
2021Hello Stranger: The MovieXavier De Guzman
2022Breathe Again
2023Asian PersuasionAllen
2023Here Comes the GroomHans
2024Arvin /
2024You're MinePoli

Recognition and Impact

Awards and Nominations

Tony Labrusca received his first major television in when he won the Best New Male TV Personality award at the for his in the series La Luna Sangre. In film, he earned nominations at the for , including New Movie of the Year and Movie of the Year, both for his in ML. His most notable critical recognition came from the Gawad Urian Awards in 2019, where he was nominated for Best Actor for ML, competing against established performers such as Eddie Garcia, who ultimately won the category. Labrusca's nomination highlighted his portrayal of a young activist amid martial law themes, though he did not secure the win. In music, Labrusca was nominated for MOR Best New Artist at the 2018 MOR Pinoy Music Awards for his single "Tanging Ikaw," reflecting early crossover recognition. No further major wins or nominations in acting or television categories have been documented through 2025.
YearAwardCategoryNominated workResult
2017PMPC Star Awards for TelevisionBest New Male TV PersonalityLa Luna SangreWon
2018MOR Pinoy Music AwardsMOR Best New Artist"Tanging Ikaw"Nominated
2019Star Awards for MoviesNew Movie Actor of the YearMLNominated
2019Star Awards for MoviesMovie Supporting Actor of the YearMLNominated
2019Gawad Urian AwardsBest ActorMLNominated

Critical and Public Reception

Labrusca's entry into the boys' love (BL) genre via the 2020 web series Hello Stranger elicited strong public enthusiasm, particularly for his chemistry with co-star JC Alcantara in portraying a pandemic-era romance that evolved from antagonism to . The series achieved a 7.8/10 user rating on from 643 evaluations, reflecting among Filipino and international audiences amid the rising of BL content in the , spurred by influences like Thai dramas. This role highlighted his capacity for nuanced emotional progression in lighter, relational dynamics, contributing to the genre's expansion locally where such narratives were gaining traction for their accessibility and visual . In dramatic film roles, Labrusca earned for leveraging physical intensity, as seen in the 2018 Cinemalaya entry ML, where his of a bound and character conveyed palpable through non-verbal means, underscoring the physical demands of the . Esquire noted this as of acting's rigors, while PEP.ph commended the authentic projected, which amplified the film's visceral impact on viewers. Similarly, in the 2024 thriller What You Did, director Joan Nepomuceno lauded his handling of dual characters, emphasizing how he infused distinct life into each, a feat Labrusca himself cited as a career highlight for its relatability to trauma themes. Public metrics underscore his draw in commercial projects; for instance, the 2019 action film Unbreakable, featuring Labrusca in a supporting capacity, amassed PHP 29.3 million in box office earnings over its first three days of release, signaling robust audience turnout for ensemble-driven spectacles. Overall, reception affirms his effectiveness in physically expressive and genre-specific roles, bolstering Philippine 's output in romance and suspense, though industry commentary occasionally flags potential typecasting tied to his physique-driven over expansive character depth.

Immigration Incident

On January 3, 2019, Filipino-American Tony Labrusca, arriving at (NAIA) Terminal 1 from on an American passport, engaged in a heated exchange with Bureau of (BI) officers after receiving a 30-day tourist visa stamp instead of an extended stay. Labrusca reportedly shouted profanities at the officers, including demands for a supervisor and claims of celebrity status influencing his treatment, as detailed in accounts from immigration supervisor Alex Diaz. The incident, captured in reports from BI personnel and circulated via social media posts by involved officers, sparked immediate public backlash, including the hashtag #Cancelledin2019 trending on platforms like Twitter. On January 4, 2019, Labrusca issued a public apology via social media, admitting he "let my emotions get the better of me" and expressing deep regret for disrespecting the officer, while emphasizing personal accountability without excusing his behavior. BI responded by issuing a warning against Labrusca for the outburst, with Jaime Morente stating the agency would pursue administrative sanctions, and the Department of directing BI to handle the internally. Teodoro Locsin Jr. publicly called for Labrusca's on , , citing the disruption to airport operations. Despite these threats, no formal charges or deportation proceeded; Labrusca petitioned for recognition of Filipino and obtained a work permit by late January , regularizing his status. In subsequent reflections, Labrusca described the event as a "humbling" in and emotional control, acknowledging temporary repercussions amid .

Acts of Lasciviousness Allegations

In January 2021, a filed two counts of aggravated acts of lasciviousness against Tony Labrusca, alleging that during a party, he exposed her chest and forcefully pulled her onto his lap. The Makati City Prosecutor's Office approved the filing of the information in October 2021, leading to Labrusca posting bail while contesting the charges. Labrusca's legal team filed a motion to quash the complaint, arguing insufficiency of evidence, which prompted a review by the prosecutor's office. In March 2022, the Makati prosecutor's office found no probable cause and dismissed the case, a decision affirmed by the Makati Metropolitan Trial Court under Judge Xavier Paolo Del Castillo, which granted the withdrawal of the information due to lack of evidentiary support. Following the dismissal, Labrusca publicly his , stating " is served" and "Mabuti akong tao" (Tagalog for "I am a good person"), while sharing copies of the court ruling on in June 2022. His emphasized that the resolution vindicated his position throughout the proceedings. The case occurred amid heightened of allegations in the Philippine industry, influenced by global #MeToo movements, though the prosecutorial dismissal underscored the for substantiable over claims.

Public Admissions and Behavioral Issues

In a , , on , Tony Labrusca disclosed that he had previously engaged in and clothes due to necessity during his , describing it as a kleptomaniac tendency from youthful circumstances. He emphasized that he no longer exhibited such behavior, stating, "Hindi na po ako kleptomaniac," and framed the incidents as past errors common to personal development, noting, "We all make mistakes." During the same , Labrusca admitted to ongoing challenges, explaining that he would lose his temper over minor provocations, a trait he attributed to long-standing emotional patterns. He linked this to broader self-reflection following public incidents, such as his 2019 confrontation with immigration officials at , where he later expressed for allowing to override judgment. By August 2019, Labrusca articulated evidence of behavioral adjustment, stating that the airport episode had instilled greater humility and prompted deliberate efforts toward emotional control, prioritizing accountability over defensiveness. These admissions highlight a pattern of voluntary disclosure aimed at demonstrating maturation, with Labrusca consistently rejecting pride in past actions while underscoring cessation and corrective intent.

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