A Filipino producer announced Thursday that he has cut ties with his former talent, Thai Internet sensation Mader Sitang, just weeks after her visit in Manila.

The show producer, Wilbert Tolentino, has also made an appeal to the Bureau of Immigration to issue a travel ban against Mader Sitang.

Known for her trending dance videos, Mader Sitang was supposed to sign an endorsement contract this month with Tolentino for a perfume and beauty products line.

But according to Tolentino, the deal fell through after Mader Sitang refused to honor the agreement and demanded more payment, including the purchase of a house in Thailand.

In a media conference, Tolentino also presented a video showing
Mader Sitang’s alleged hostile behavior towards his team upon their arrival in Bangkok last November 6 for their contract-signing.

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His lawyer also cited breach of contract and estafa on the side of Mader Sitang.

Tolentino had previously petitioned the Philippine Embassy in Thailand to declare Mader Sitang “person non grata” in the Philippines, but he was instead advised to file a travel ban against the widely popular transgender dancer.

Tolentino also disclosed that he rejected an attempt of Mader Sitang's camp to settle with him.

“May apology but I have to move on. My experience with her left me traumatized,” he said.

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Tolentino acted as the manager of Mader Sitang during her successful series of fans day and shows in Metro Manila, which produced trending videos.

It included a guesting stint in “Rated K,” as well as the transgender talent’s visit to the Rizal Monument in Luneta where she wore a yellow terno.

Tolentino also launched a perfume in her honor and even planned a movie that would see Mader Sitang co-star with comedian Vice Ganda.

After the debacle, the businessman is eyeing other celebrities like Ice Seguerra and Jake Zyrus to endorse the scent and beauty line which he said aims to benefit several charitable organizations.