Social media erupted this week after content creator Kir Garcia, more widely known online as “Fukerat,” made headlines when he was stopped by Dubai Immigration, barred from entering the UAE, and forced to fly back to the Philippines immediately. The issue exploded further when rumors circulated that the incident was planned, orchestrated for clout, or caused by discrimination based on appearance.
Now, Queen Hera, CEO of the team Fukerat was traveling with, has spoken out—revealing a very different side of the story and addressing the allegations one by one.
THE TRIP THAT NEVER HAPPENED
According to Queen Hera, the team had booked an international trip but intentionally did not reveal their destination. In earlier airport videos, Fukerat excitedly documented the journey, preparing for what appeared to be a major overseas content project.
But just a few hours later, a shocking update surfaced:
Fukerat was offloaded and then refused entry into Dubai Airport, resulting in an immediate order to return to the Philippines.
Confused fans flooded social media with questions:
Why was he denied entry? Was it discrimination? Was there profiling? Was the team involved?
This forced Fukerat—and later Queen Hera—to release statements to defend themselves.
FUKERAT’S INITIAL CLAIM: “THEY SAID MY IDENTITY DOES NOT MATCH MY PASSPORT”
Fukerat first clarified that his denial at Dubai Immigration had nothing to do with his makeup, his eyelashes, or his fashion choices—topics that many online speculated about.
According to him, the officer told him:
“Identity does not match your passport.”
He insisted this was the sole reason for his denial:
“When you look at me, I look like a woman. But in my passport, I am listed as male. That was their basis.”
He also expressed frustration toward netizens who mocked him:
“I didn’t step on anyone’s dignity. I was the one affected. I was the one who went through it, not them. It’s crazy how people speak like they know the experience.”
But the controversy took a dramatic turn when Queen Hera entered the conversation—and revealed that identity mismatch was not the only issue.
QUEEN HERA DROPS THE REAL BOMB: “THERE WERE MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS—NOT JUST ONE.”
After days of being dragged into the issue, accused of planning the offload or setting up Fukerat for humiliation, Queen Hera finally released her full account, and netizens were stunned.
According to her:
1. There were several behavioral violations caught on airport CCTV.
Before immigration, Fukerat reportedly:
spoke loudly inside and outside the airplane,
caused a disturbance upon landing,
and behaved inappropriately in public areas.
2. He entered the girls’ comfort room inside Dubai Airport.
Dubai is known for strict airport policies, and such acts are taken very seriously.
Queen Hera stated:
“There are CCTV cameras everywhere. They review everything. He went into the girls’ CR—before we even reached the immigration counter.”
3. He loudly declared, “I am a celebrity, I’m famous,” to airport officers.
This allegedly worsened the situation.
According to Dubai Immigration, the matter was not about clothes:
“This is not about the dress. This is about national security.”
THE PHILIPPINE AIRPORT SCENE: RED FLAGS ALREADY APPEARING
Queen Hera also revealed that the problems didn’t begin in Dubai—they began in Manila.
At NAIA, immigration officers reportedly took longer to clear Fukerat because:
“He told them he was famous, so they checked his social media. That’s why he was held longer than everyone else.”
His behavior on the plane also irritated the team. Queen Hera narrated:
“He kept telling Mommy Chongie to record the landing. He was panicking because the video wasn’t ready. His tone, his attitude—it was too much.”
She said she had already warned him:
“Behave. We’re going to another country.”
But the warnings fell on deaf ears.
THE INCIDENT UPON ARRIVAL IN DUBAI
As soon as the plane landed, Fukerat reportedly shouted:
“Welcome to Dubai!”
His loud voice drew stares from other passengers, making Queen Hera uneasy.
When they approached the immigration area, chaos unfolded. Queen Hera lost sight of Fukerat because of the massive crowd. Moments later, she received word:
“He has been stopped by immigration.”
However—according to her—Fukerat was not even questioned:
“Before he even reached the counter, he was already intercepted because of CCTV flags.”
When Queen Hera tried to approach, the officers refused:
“No talk, no talk. This is about national security.”
Dubai officers reportedly did not allow her to bring him clothes, talk to him, or request reconsideration.
TEAM CE DENIES SETTING UP FUKERAT
One of the biggest accusations online was that Queen Hera and her company planned the offload for attention.
Queen Hera strongly denied this:
“Why would we plan something like that? All expenses came from him, not from us. We did not expect Dubai to be this strict because we haven’t been back there for years.”
She emphasized they had no motive to sabotage the trip and did not benefit from the drama.
Instead, she suggested the opposite:
“We reminded him constantly to behave. But he kept doing things that were inappropriate for an international airport.”
THE AFTERMATH: BLOCKED ACCOUNTS AND BROKEN TRUST
After the incident, Queen Hera reportedly blocked Fukerat on all social media platforms.
She explained:
“I told him to behave, but he didn’t listen. From the plane pa lang, he was causing a scene. We did our part, but we cannot control someone who refuses to control themselves.”
The fallout has now led to public tension, fan wars, and nonstop speculation—making this one of the most controversial influencer sagas of the year.
CONCLUSION: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
Based on all statements and accounts:
Identity mismatch was one factor, but
behavioral violations,
airport rules,
strict Dubai immigration policies, and
improper conduct caught on CCTV
were the key reasons behind Fukerat’s denial.
While he insists he was wronged, Queen Hera’s version paints a far more complex picture—one filled with warnings ignored, rules broken, and consequences that spiraled quickly.
For now, both sides stand firm.
But the public continues to debate:
Was Fukerat truly a victim of discrimination?
Or did his behavior cross the line in one of the strictest airports in the world?
Only time—and perhaps official documents—will reveal the full truth.
