A court dismissed Victor Consunji’s petition for a temporary and permanent protection order against his ex-wife, actress, TV-host, model and social media influencer Maggie Wilson.
This is according to Maggie herself, who took to social media to share with followers her elation over the decision.
She said, "I'm starting 2025 with some GOOD news. I recently received a decision from the court that DENIED a petition for a Temporary and a Permanent Protection Order under the Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act (VAWC) of 2004, which was filed by my son's father, Victor Consunji with Jose Mari O. Magsalin as his council, against me to stop me from being able to communicate or see my son on the basis that I am a threat to my son's mental and physical well being."
According to Maggie, the decision came despite several people offering testimonies purporting the same.
She zeroed in on TV host-model Marc Nelson whom she alleged "testified on his knowledge on behalf of the petitioner Victor Consunji of how my son suffered emotional stress, anxiety, and annoyance due to me."
"Unfortunately, this exercise also subjected my son to being put on the stand at just 12 years old."
Maggie would go on to share an "excerpt" of the decision, stating her "postings merely expressed the love and longings of a mother to her son who was separated from her. The respondent really missed her son, nothing more and nothing less."
"‘There was no credible evidence to support a finding that Respondent (Me) committed psychological violence against her son.’
"Therefore, ‘There is no reason to prohibit the Respondent from communicating with her son (C). As a mother, the respondent has the right and duty to communicate with her son."
Maggie thanked the court for "seeing through what is right and just."
Posting a photo of herself with Connor, she wrote, "My love for you is unwavering, standing strong against the tests of distance and time."
As of writing, neither Victor nor Marc has issued a statement regarding Maggie’s posts.