Anne Curtis engages with fan over mental health themes in her new series
- Anne Curtis responded to a netizen who shared how the Philippine adaptation of the Korean drama It’s Okay to Not Be Okay resonated with their personal struggles
- The fan, who had undergone medìcatìon for anxiety last year, admitted they usually avoided shows that might trigger past trauma but still felt compelled to watch the series
- The actress said she was glad the project could make people feel seen and reminded viewers not to face their battles alone
- Her response reflected the show’s core message about addressing mental health issues and the importance of seeking support
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Anne Curtis took to social media to respond to a heartfelt comment from a netizen who shared how her latest series struck a deeply personal chord.
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The netizen, who said they had undergone medìcatìon for anxiety last year, admitted they typically avoided watching shows that might trigger memories of past trauma.
“As someone undergone medìcatìon for anxiety last year, ayaw ko na sana manood ng mga movies or series na naaalala ko pa ang lahat at bumabalik ako sa mga trauma ko,” the netizen wrote on X, formerly Twitter
However, despite the hesitation, the netizen confessed they “can’t help to watch” Anne’s new project, the Philippine adaptation of the Korean drama It’s Okay to Not Be Okay.
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The actress and celebrity mom, who plays the character Mia in the series, then replied with a warm and encouraging message.
“Awww this is why I really wanted to do this series. For people who have may have done through or is going through can be seen. You got this. Just don’t go through it alone like Mia was doing in the beginning,” she wrote, adding a pensive emoji to convey empathy.
Anne explained that portraying Mia’s story was important to her because it sheds light on mental health struggles and the value of seeking support. Through her direct interaction with viewers, she underscored the series’ central message that no one should feel they have to face their battles alone.
Since its premiere, the Philippine adaptation of It’s Okay to Not Be Okay has been drawing attention not only for its storytelling but also for the conversations it sparks about anxiety, trauma, and healing.
Anne Curtis-Smith is a Filipino-Australian actress and television host. She began her career at a young age and has since become one of the most influential figures in the Philippine entertainment industry. She gained prominence through various television roles, including appearances in "Hiram," "Maging Sino Ka Man," and "Dyosa." Since 2009, she has been a mainstay host of ABS-CBN's noontime variety show, "It's Showtime."
Recently, the actress paid tribute to the iconic ABS-CBN Tower. In a post on Saturday, July 12, Anne shared a carousel of photos, some of which show her and her fellow “It’s Showtime” hosts posing before the tower. Along with the snaps, Anne bid goodbye to the Millennium Transmitter. The prominent actress, however, underscored that the memories it created from its broadcast will stay.
It can be recalled that recently, it was announced that Anne and Joshua's upcoming series, “It's Okay to Not be Okay,” will soon be available on Netflix. Star Creatives then dropped a poster of the highly-anticipated local adaptation of the hit Korean drama. In the comments section of Star Creatives’ post, a netizen seemed to have questioned Anne and Joshua’s pairing. The actress and celebrity mommy later wrote a calm response.
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