Anne Curtis pays tribute to Vicki Belo, calls her “like a momma to me”

• Anne Curtis shared a heartfelt social media tribute on Monday to celebrate the birthday of celebrity dermatologist Vicki Belo
• The actress posted photos illustrating a friendship that has flourished for over two decades since they first met during her teenage years
• In her message, Anne described the renowned doctor as a maternal figure and expressed deep appreciation for their long-standing emotional bond and genuine conversations
• The tribute quickly gained traction online, with fans praising the enduring bond between the two influential icons

Anne Curtis, in a heartfelt social media update on Monday, January 26, expressed her deep gratitude and affection for celebrity dermatologist Vicki Belo as the renowned doctor celebrated another year. The actress accompanied her tribute with a couple of cozy photos, showcasing a friendship that has spanned over two decades.

Anne highlighted the maternal role the doctor has played in her life, writing, "Happiest birthday to someone who is like a momma to me (I’ve known her since I was 16 or 17)." The "It's Showtime" host first met Vicki during the early stages of her career in the entertainment industry, and their bond has transitioned from a professional relationship into a familial one.

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Reflecting on the emotional support she has received throughout the years, Anne continued, "Always appreciate the conversations we have and the genuine love you share with me, happy birthday @victoria_belo LOVE YOU!"

The tribute garnered significant attention from fans and fellow celebrities, who lauded the enduring bond between the two icons. Vicki has long been credited with maintaining the beauty of the Philippines' biggest stars, but Anne's message underscored a deeper, personal connection that goes beyond aesthetic treatments.

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.

She married Erwan Heussaff in November 2017 in New Zealand. They now have a child named Dahlia Amélie, born on March 2, 2020, who is well-loved by many of her fans.

Earlier this month, Anne posted a touching tribute to her late father, James Ernest Curtis-Smith, on Instagram Stories. She shared a serene photo of a calm seascape accompanied by a simple caption that reflected her thoughts about her ongoing grief. This poignant post followed her public announcement of his passing just days earlier, prompting an outpouring of condolences and support from fans.

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Recently, Kapamilya superstar Anne candidly addressed a netizen who criticized the official trailer for her upcoming film, "The Loved One." After the critic expressed irritation over the heavy use of English dialogue in the teaser released this Tuesday, Anne issued a brief and sharp response, suggesting they skip the movie if the language choice was an issue. This direct exchange has since triggered a wave of reactions from fans, many of whom lauded the actress for her no-nonsense attitude toward online bashers.

Source: KAMI.com.gh