Malacañang said on Tuesday that it sees no cause for alarm amid rumors of another possible leadership change in the Senate.

In a press briefing on Tuesday, Palace Press Officer Usec. Claire Castro assured the public that the situation in the upper chamber remains "not alarming" despite reports of a potential shift in Senate leadership.

"According to Senate President Tito Sotto, stable naman ang nangyayari sa Senado. Nag-e-express lang po sila ng kanilang damdamin at karapatan naman po nila na pumili kung sino nag nararapat na maging lider or mamuno sa kanila. May freedom of expression sila" Castro said. "May democracy sila sa loob ng Senado. Hindi naman po siya alarming."

Castro added that regardless of any possible change in leadership, the Palace trusts that senators will continue to act in the interest of the Filipino people.

"Kung sinuman po ang mamumuno muli sa Senado o may bagong liderato, makakaasa naman po siguro tayo na sila ay gagawa para sa taumbayan at hindi pampersonal na interes," she said.

Castro added that the Palace did not see any problem arising from the possible leadership change.

"Makikita naman po nila kung ano ang mga priority bills na maaaring makatulong sa taumbayan. Hindi po natin nakikitaan na magkakaroon ito ng problema," she added.

Earlier, Senate President Tito Sotto denied rumors of an impending 'Senate coup,' expressing confidence in the continued support of the majority bloc.