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Coco Martin says he’s not the father of Katherine Luna’s son

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Photo: Facebook Page of Coco Martin

Photo: Facebook Page of Coco Martin

MANILA, Philippines —Award-winning actor Coco Martin, in an interview with “The Buzz” on Sunday, confirmed that he’s not the father of Katherine Luna’s son.

The two became  co-stars in the Brillante Mendoza film “Masahista” (The Masseur) in 2005 — the same year Luna got pregnant.

Though, Coco admitted that something happened between him and Luna, he dismissed that they had a relationship.

“Something happened, but we did not live together. We were just together in the movie…We did not have a relationship,” he told Boy Abunda.

The 32-year-old actor added that he supported Luna’s son financially and wanted to get the custody of the child.

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“I wanted to take responsibility of the child because the damage has been done and he has nothing to do with the situation,” he said.

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However, Martin was advised by his manager to let the child undergo a DNA test.

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Then, the result came out negative, according to Coco.

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