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Nadia Montenegro resigns amid marijuana use allegations
Manila Bulletin
|August 19, 2025
The office of Sen. Robin Padilla on Monday, Aug. 18, announced the resignation of actress Nadia Montenegro as one of its political officers, following allegations that she used marijuana within Senate premises.
In her written explanation addressed to Padilla’s office, Montenegro recounted that she received twomemoranda in mid-August directing her to explain news reports and an incident report linking her to alleged marijuana use.
On Aug. 13, she said she was required to respond to news reports that claimed an unnamed Senate employee was caught smoking marijuana in a restroom.
Montenegro “vehemently denied” being the staff member mentioned in the stories, stressing that no such incident took place in their office and that no report from the Office of the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms (OSAA) identified her.
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