Anne Curtis reposts Chel Diokno’s reel on justice and accountability

• Anne Curtis gained attention online by reposting a reel originally shared by Akbayan party-list Rep. Chel Diokno about government accountability
• The video shows Chel in a barong, emphasizing a point, with bold text questioning delays in addressing corruption
• His post comes amid public frustration over slow progress in high-profile investigations, including flood control project issues
• By sharing the reel with her millions of followers, Anne helped amplify the conversation on transparency and justice

Actress and television host Anne Curtis has drawn attention online after reposting a reel originally shared by Akbayan party-list Rep. Chel Diokno, in which the lawmaker once again raises the issue of accountability in government.

The reel features Chel standing by a doorway, dressed in a barong, looking directly into the camera while lifting a finger as if emphasizing a point. Bold text overlaid on the video reads: “December na… may magpapasko na ba sa kulungan?”

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In his original caption on Instagram, Chel wrote: “Anuna? Mga big fish, wala pa rin?!” — a line that immediately resonated with many online users who have been vocal about their frustration over the lack of progress in several high-profile investigations.

Chel’s post came at a time when corruption issues continue to dominate public discourse, particularly the controversy surrounding the flood control project irregularities that have prompted widespread criticism and calls for accountability. The question posed in the reel echoed public sentiment, with many citizens expressing impatience over the slow pace of investigations and the absence of major arrests.

Anne shared the reel on her Instagram Stories, amplifying its reach and bringing the message to her millions of followers. Her repost did not include any additional commentary, but the act itself sparked discussion, given the context in which the reel was released.

Anne’s decision to share the reel added another layer to the growing online pressure for transparency and justice. Known for using her platform for social causes, Anne often highlights posts that resonate with national concerns.

Anne Curtis began her career in the mid-1990s and has since become one of Philippine showbiz’s most recognizable figures. From starring in hit films and teleseryes to co-hosting It’s Showtime and venturing into music, fashion, and business, she has constantly evolved. Through all her reinventions, she has stayed authentic, earning enduring admiration and a strong, lasting presence in the entertainment industry.

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Previously, Anne voiced deep concern upon hearing about the recent massive fire in Hong Kong while attending the Hong Kong Fashion Fest. She shared CNN’s report and photos of the incident on her Instagram Stories to highlight the tragedy. Her posts conveyed shock and sorrow over the devastating event affecting numerous residents. The fire, deemed Hong Kong’s deadliest in nearly 30 years, engulfed several high-rise buildings, many of which were home to elderly occupants.

Earlier, Anne posted heartwarming photos on Instagram from her dinner with South Korean star Song Hye Kyo. The pair savored an authentic Korean meal, with Anne thanking her in perfect Korean. She called it the “most amazing Korean dinner” and hinted at another meet-up soon. Fans were delighted by the surprise Pinay–Korean star encounter, flooding the comments with excitement and heart emojis.

Source: KAMI.com.gh