Anne Curtis, nag-post ng makabagbag-damdamin na mensahe para kay Deo Endrinal: “You believed in me”
- Anne Curtis, in a recent social media post, shared a touching message for the late Deo Endrinal
- The Dreamscape Entertainment top honcho died on Saturday, February 3, due to multiple organ failure brought about by a lingering illness
- In her message, Anne expressed her gratitude to Deo for believing in her and taking her under his wing and casting her in a number of TV series like "Kailangan Ko’y Ikaw" and "Dyesebel"
- The actress also said that Deo helped her when she lost confidence in herself and her career
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Anne Curtis, in a recent post on Instagram, shared a touching and heartfelt message for the late Deo Endrinal.
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It can be recalled that the big boss of Dreamscape Entertainment died on Saturday, February 3, due to multiple organ failure brought about by a lingering ailment.
The announcement of his demise was made by his son, Philip Joshua “PJ” Endrinal.
In her message, Anne expressed her deep gratitude to Deo for believing in her and taking her under his wing just when she lost confidence in herself and her career.
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She said that Deo told her she believed in the actress and in what she could do.
“Thank you Mama Deo.️ I’ll never forget that during a time I had lost confidence in myself and my career, you told me you believed in me and what I could do,” Anne said in her post.
“Thank you for taking me under your wing for Green Rose, Kailangan Ko’y Ikaw and Dyesebel ♀️,” she added.
The actress then expressed her condolences to Deo’s son, PJ, and the whole family.
“My sincerest condolences to you and your family @pjendrinal ,” Anne said.
Anne Curtis is a prominent actress, TV personality, recording artist, model, and VJ who began her career as a child star. Her husband is Erwan Heussaff, and they married in New Zealand in November 2017. They now have a child named Dahlia Amélie Heussaff, born on March 2, 2020, who is well-loved by many of her fans. The actress is also one of the hosts of the noontime show, "It's Showtime." She is also one of the top endorsers of the country.
In another post on Instagram, Anne shared a cute "how it started" video for her followers and fans. The actress showed the times that she was still young and was starting out her career. From a series of videos during her younger years, it then proceeded to show videos of how Anne is doing now. In the caption, she said that it has been a long journey whenever she looks back to where she was and where she is now.
She also could not help but react to a meme about Victor, Paulo Avelino’s character in “Linlang.” The meme posted by iWantTFC jokingly stated that the supposed reason why Victor opted not to leave the country in the series was because Anne’s birthday is approaching. On X, Anne shared the meme and described it as “super playtime.” The running joke about Anne’s birthday stemmed from a 2017 episode of “It’s Showtime,” where the actress misunderstood Vice Ganda’s “birthday mo” statement.
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