Mika Salamanca Height, Age, Boyfriend, Family, Biography

Controversies The Quarantine Violation: In July 2020, Mika Salamanca was arrested in O’ahu, Hawaii, for violating the 14-day self-quarantine rule for travellers. She arrived in Hawaii on 6 July but was seen a few days later dining out and dancing with friends, which was confirmed by the establishment’s owner. After facing criticism online, Mika posted a video on YouTube explaining that law enforcement officers had told her she could go out if her COVID-19 test was negative, which it was. However, the Hawaii Attorney General’s office denied this claim and stated that no official would have given such advice. Mika was later bailed out of jail for $2,000 and became the 24th person arrested in O’ahu for violating the quarantine order.

The “Cuddle Weather” Backlash: In 2022, Mika Salamanca faced criticism for tweeting “Cuddle Weather” while Typhoon Paeng was causing damage and affecting many people. Since people were struggling because of the storm, her post seemed careless and insensitive. Mika quickly deleted the tweet and apologised on Facebook. She also shared donation links to help typhoon victims and asked news sites to focus on sharig helpful information during such times.

The Vape Scam: In early 2025, Mika Salamanca and her business partner, Paul Jefferson Vivas, were accused of failing to deliver vape products despite receiving large down payments. Mika, the COO of Flare, and Vivas, the president of Apex Pacific Corp., promoted the products in 2024, but it was later revealed that Apex lacked the required PS License and FDA certification, which made the products illegal. Customers like Anthony Garcia, who paid ₱366,000, and Angelica Ambos, who paid ₱106,000, reported not receiving their orders or refunds. Senator Raffy Tulfo later launched an investigation and confirmed the company’s lack of permits and raised concerns about possible government involvement.