Aiza Marquez, binunyag ang pagbabago sa dating close friend na si Anne Curtis

• Aiza Marquez recalled her close friendship with Anne Curtis during their younger years, describing the actress as a sensitive but loving person
• During her appearance on GMA’s Fast Talk With Boy Abunda, Aiza revealed that she and Anne, along with Vanna Garcia, used to spend considerable time together
• She remembered Anne as someone who would easily cry, even recalling a sleepover at the actress’s family home
• However, Aiza observed that Anne appears to have become emotionally stronger over the years, saying that time and experience have helped shape her personality

Actress Aiza Marquez looked back on her friendship with Anne Curtis during their younger years, describing the actress as a very loving but sensitive person who has seemingly become stronger through the years.

During her appearance on GMA’s Fast Talk With Boy Abunda, Aiza was asked by host Boy Abunda about what Anne was like when they knew each other more closely.

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Aiza recalled that she and Anne shared a close friendship, along with fellow actress Vanna Garcia. Their friendship was close enough that they would sometimes spend time at each other’s homes, including an occasion when Aiza stayed overnight at Anne’s house.

“Back then, very close kami ni Anne [Curtis], kami nina Vanna [Garcia]. Minsan, nag-sleepover pa ako sa bahay nina Anne,” Aiza recalled.

Looking back on those days, Aiza described Anne as someone who was particularly emotional and easily moved to tears.

She even emphasized that the actress was a “super crybaby” during that period, explaining that Anne had a sensitive personality despite being very affectionate toward the people around her.

“Anne was such a crybaby back then. Super crybaby!” she said.

Aiza further explained that Anne’s personality combined sensitivity with a naturally loving disposition. According to her, the actress was someone who cared deeply for others but could also be easily affected by certain situations.

“I would [describe her] as sensitive but very loving. She’s very loving but when it comes to other things, she’s very sensitive,” Aiza added.

However, Aiza noticed a significant difference when she saw Anne again after several years.

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While she remembered the actress as someone who would readily cry over things during their younger days, she observed that Anne no longer appeared to have the same tendency.

Aiza believes that the experiences Anne went through as she grew older helped develop her emotional strength and maturity.

“But now, when I saw her again, wala na ’yung pagiging crybaby niya. I think, napatatag na siya ng panahon,” she shared.

Her observation suggested that the actress has undergone personal growth over the years, becoming someone who is better equipped to handle the different challenges that come with life.

Anne Curtis-Smith is a Filipino-Australian actress and television host who became widely recognized through her appearances in popular television dramas, including Hiram, Maging Sino Ka Man, and Dyosa. Aside from her acting career, she has been one of the regular hosts of ABS-CBN’s noontime variety program It’s Showtime since 2009. Her younger sister, Jasmine Curtis-Smith, also pursued a career in acting and became a familiar face in Philippine entertainment. In her personal life, Anne married entrepreneur Erwan Heussaff. The couple welcomed their first child, daughter Dahlia Amélie, in 2020, adding motherhood to the actress’s many experiences outside show business.

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Earlier, Anne Curtis expressed her pride in her daughter, Dahlia Amélie, through an Instagram post featuring the young girl’s singing performance. At six years old, Dahlia confidently performed the song “This Is Me” from the musical film The Greatest Showman. Wearing a pastel-colored ballgown that made her look like a little princess, she sang in front of an audience with the accompaniment of a live orchestra. Anne playfully pointed out that her daughter performed despite having a missing front tooth, making the occasion even more memorable for the family. The actress also expressed her excitement over seeing Dahlia enjoy her moment onstage and shine in her own charming way.

In another report, Anne Curtis remembered her late father-in-law, Louis Heussaff, through an emotional post on her Instagram Story. The actress shared a video capturing a sunset and accompanied it with the word “papa” and a sad emoji. She also used the song “Remember Me” as the musical background for the tribute. Anne’s post came after her mother-in-law, Cynthia Heussaff, announced that Louis had passed away on October 31. According to Cynthia, her husband had been living with dementia for several years before his death.

Source: KAMI.com.gh