In a statement, the LTO said the action followed a video showing the female personality recording herself while driving when her cellphone fell inside the vehicle.
Instead of stopping in a safe location, she allegedly bent down to retrieve the device and was also seen holding it with both hands while driving, posing a potential danger to herself and other motorists.
The agency ordered her to appear before the LTO Central Office's Intelligence and Investigation Division in Quezon City on November 20, 2026, to submit a sworn explanation and supporting documents.
Among the possible violations cited in the SCO are Republic Act No. 10913 or the Anti-Distracted Driving Act, reckless driving, and being an improper person to operate a motor vehicle.
As an initial measure, the LTO also directed her to surrender her driver's license pending the investigation.
He stressed that all motorists, regardless of their status or popularity, are expected to comply with traffic laws and face appropriate penalties if found violating them.
