Anne Curtis, nakaranas ng rerouting sa Dubai flight niya: "I noticed a high speed jet"

• Anne Curtis revealed her flight to Dubai was rerouted to Milan due to airstrikes in the Middle East
• All flights to the Middle East were reportedly grounded while she was in the air
• However, her daughter, Dahlia Amélie, and husband, Erwan Heussaff, are currently in Dubai
• Erwan also shared a "wild" update of watching news of the strikes while in UAE airspace

What was meant to be a sweet family reunion in Dubai turned into a stressful ordeal for Anne Curtis after her flight was forced to turn around mid-air. Through her Instagram stories, the actress shared her experience of being caught in the middle of sudden travel disruptions caused by escalating tensions in the Middle East.

"Was on my way to meet my little fam in Dubai when I noticed a high speed jet flying beside us," Anne initially posted alongside a video from her plane window.

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The situation quickly escalated as she noticed another jet, followed by an official announcement from the crew.

"Next thing I knew they announced we would be turning around and making our way back to Milan due to the airstrikes," Anne shared, adding a sad face emoji. She further informed her followers that "all flights to the Middle East have been grounded."

While Anne was headed for Milan, her husband Erwan Heussaff and their daughter Dahlia were already in the region. Erwan shared a chilling update from his own flight, posting a photo of a seatback screen displaying a news report titled "US and Israel strike Iran."

"Watching this in UAE airspace while it's happening is wild," Erwan captioned the post.

Naturally, Anne's primary concern was the safety of her child. She reposted a serene video of little Dahlia looking into a massive aquarium, with the caption, "Stay safe my little one," followed by two pleading face emojis.

The actress ended her updates by offering prayers for everyone affected by the conflict.

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"Praying for all the families in the Middle East. Sa mga kababayan natin, ingat po. Stay safe everyone. Hoping things ease soon," she wrote.

Anne Curtis-Smith is a Filipino-Australian actress and TV host. She became known for her roles in television dramas such as Hiram, Maging Sino Ka Man, and Dyosa. Since 2009, she has been one of the main hosts of ABS-CBN's noontime variety show It's Showtime. Her younger sister, Jasmine, is also an actress. In her personal life, Anne married Erwan Heussaff. In 2020, they welcomed their first child, Dahlia Amélie.

As previously reported by KAMI, Anne Curtis remembered her late father James Ernest Curtis-Smith on what would have been his birthday just a month after his passing. The actress shared photos and a heartfelt message imagining how he might be celebrated in heaven. Her post reflected her deep grief and enduring love for the family patriarch. Anne earlier described his death as an unexpected yet peaceful loss.

Meanwhile, Anne Curtis broke her silence about the viral line "I can buy you, your friends, and this club," which was linked to her in 2013. The Kapamilya star mentioned it on the podcast of Antoinette Jadaone and JP Habac titled Ang Walang Kwentang Podcast. According to the actress, she only learned what truly happened through her friends. Despite the controversy, Anne now considers the line "iconic."

Source: KAMI.com.gh