Anne Curtis responds to claim she’s denying all past allegations on club incident

• Anne Curtis clarified that she did not actually say the viral “I can buy you” line during a past club incident
• After a netizen accused her of denying everything, Anne responded directly on X to set the record straight
• She admitted some parts of the story were true and explained that she already apologized years ago and learned from the controversy
• The actress ultimately said she is fine owning the now iconic line since everyone involved has already moved on

Actress and host Anne Curtis addressed a long-running controversy involving her alleged “iconic” line from a nightclub incident years ago, responding calmly after a netizen criticized her for supposedly denying what happened.

During her guest appearance on Ang Walang Kwentang Channel, hosted by filmmakers Antoinette Jadaone and JP Habac, Anne clarified that she does not recall saying the now-viral line, “I can buy you, your friends and this club,” which has followed her for years. She explained that based on what her friends told her, the exact phrase may not have been said, even if a heated confrontation did happen.

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A netizen later called her out online, pointing out past claims by JR Isaac, who previously alleged that Anne slapped people during the incident. The commenter asked Anne if she is denying the story entirely.

Anne responded directly on X to clarify her side.

“Hiiii, not completely… Some of what he said was true and years ago, I owned up to it, apologized to those involved (and also received an apology back) but most importanly, I learned my lesson from it .. I’m just talking about the famous line and what my friends told me. But you know what? It all happened ages ago and all those involved are in good terms so it doesn’t matter anyway.. But anyway, line is so iconic so I’ll just own it. Kaya ok lang sabihin nyo ng paulit paulit na sinabi ko. Ok na,” she wrote.

The actress emphasized that she has long taken responsibility for her actions, saying apologies were made on both sides and that everyone involved has already reconciled. For Anne, the issue belongs in the past, and she now chooses to laugh it off and move forward.

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Anne Curtis started working in show business in the mid-1990s and gradually became one of the most recognizable stars in Philippine entertainment. She has headlined many blockbuster movies and television dramas, co-hosted It’s Showtime, and expanded her career into music, fashion, and business. Over time, she has continued to evolve while staying authentic and relatable, which helped her build a strong and loyal following. She married Erwan Heussaff in November 2017 in New Zealand, and they welcomed their daughter, Dahlia Amélie, on March 2, 2020.

Earlier, Anne Curtis spoke up about a viral blind item that described a so-called “power couple” pretending to have a perfect family while secretly facing issues due to alleged infidelity. Some social media users speculated that the story referred to Anne and her husband, Erwan Heussaff.

More recently, Anne Curtis celebrated the birthday of celebrity dermatologist Vicki Belo with a heartfelt message online. She shared photos from different stages of their friendship, which began when she was still a teenager. Anne described Belo as someone like a second mother and expressed gratitude for her constant care and support through the years.

Source: KAMI.com.gh