Alice Dixson Revealed The Truth About The Urban Legend Of 'Taong Ahas' In The Robinsons ~ News Philippines

One of the most admired celebrities in the showbiz industry and no one can deny because of her good looks and appearance is no other than Alice Dixson. She was one of the crowd favorites and admired celebrities particularly in the movies and television screen and became notable for being a product endorser of one leading shampoo in the country. But in spite of her popularity and fame in the showbiz industry.

She became the talk of the town because of the issues regarding the story of Robinson's" Taong Ahas" and went viral and makes many rounds in the social media. It was considered as the widely known urban legends in the country and Alice Dixson 'Taong Ahas" or Human Snake story was one of the famous.

Base on the urban legend, the famous Shampoo commercial icon Alice Dixson was had fond of shopping at the Robinson's Galleria and someone fell in love with her. By the CCTV camera, someone spotted her prettiness and gorgeousness of Alice Dixson.

She was allegedly nabbed and forcibly married with the alleged "Taong Ahas" that has been residing in the deep location of the mall for several years.

There are also rumors and stories that the "Taong Ahas" was the twin of the rich businessman John Gokongwei.

The famous actress was allegedly hidden in the chamber and because if this was revealed it will affect the reputation of the rich businessman and they decided to give a large amount of money to make her silent about the secret.

But the beautiful actress has clarified about all the popular urban legend in the country. In one of the show of the Asia's Song Bird Regine Velasquez titled " Sarap Diva", she asked the question to Alice Dixson who was the celebrity that was supposedly nabbed and was taken by the human snake.

Definitely, the actress speaks that she was the one linked to that rumors for several years but she clarified that the story was non-existence but purely fake. The famous actress exclaimed,

" Supposedly, pero hindi yan totoo!".

It is better to keep silent in this urban legends and keep our mouth shut regarding Alice Dixson and the supposedly "Taong Ahas" because she clarified that it is not true but a false story.