Anne Curtis shares photos from her precious Moana experience with Dahlia

- Anne Curtis shared lovely photos from her bonding moment with Dahlia

- They watched the movie together with her mom

- In one of the photos, Dahlia was holding what looked like a scythe of Maui

- Aside from Anne and Dahlia, Solenn and her daughter Thylane, were also at the block screening

Anne Curtis just shared some lovely photos from her bonding moment with Dahlia at the special screening of Moana 2.

In the caption, one could sense the excitement of Anne.

She said that it was such a fun experience for her as well.

The mother of Anne also went with them.

"The ocean called and the little Moana-be’s and Maui-be ‘s answered. What a fun experience. Even the little Disney Princess inside of me enjoyed it so much. Thank you @disneystudiosph ✨ Moana 2 now showing in cinemas 🐚 #Moana2PH"

In the photos that Anne shared, Solenn and Tili also watched the movie.

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Isabelle Daza commented, "So much funn i wana go."

The block screening was hosted by Anjne and Dahlia on Nov. 28, at the Uptown Mall, Tempur Cinema.

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.

Recently, Anne and her "It's Showtime" co-host, Vice Ganda, shared a friendly and humorous banter on the social media platform X about the usual teasing of Vice even though Anne is not on set of "It's Showtime." Anne used her Madame Tussauds wax figure as a joking "resbak" to their friendly banter. Vice retorted by saying he has more family members who are willing to fight Anne.

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The wax figure of Anne was first unveiled in Makati City and will be part of the Madame Tussauds Hong Kong starting December 9. On social media, Anne then shared a set of stunning photos of her with the wax figure captured by photographer Ryan Ong. In the caption, the actress expressed how much she feels honored to be “immortalized” and be an inspiration for all pursuers of dreams.

Source: KAMI.com.gh