Anne Curtis, isang proud mommy sa unang stage recital ni Dahlia Amélie

• Anne Curtis took to Instagram to express how proud she is of her daughter, Dahlia Amélie
• The 6-year-old bravely sang 'This Is Me' from The Greatest Showman, looking like a little princess in a pastel ballgown accompanied by a live orchestra
• Anne playfully noted that Dahlia performed with a missing front tooth, saying watching her shine in her own sweet way made the milestone more special
• Promising endless support alongside husband Erwan Heussaff, Anne vowed that they will remain Dahlia's biggest cheerleaders as she chases her dreams

Anne Curtis could not contain her emotion after watching her daughter Dahlia take center stage.

Taking to her verified Instagram account @annecurtissmith, the actress and television host shared a video of Dahlia Amélie’s heartwarming performance during her first-ever solo recital.

Dressed in an off-shoulder, ice-blue princess gown with sparkles, the 6-year-old stood under the spotlight clutching her microphone, delivering a touching rendition of 'This Is Me.'

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Anne poured out her motherly pride right from the start of her caption: "Our little girl with big dreams ✨🧚🏼🌙 So brave, and we are so, so, so proud 🥹"

Anne reflected on how meaningful the song choice was for Dahlia’s big debut:

"'This Is Me”' couldn’t think of a better song choice for her very first recital. Watching her find her voice, embrace who she is (bagong bungi pa 🤭), and shine in her own little way made this moment even more special. 🥹💗"

She promised that no matter where Dahlia’s passions lead her, their family will always stand firmly behind her:

"And through it all, we will be her biggest cheerleaders. Forever and always 🥹🤍 Keep sparkling, our Dahlia Amélie. ✨"

Anne made sure to give credit to the mentors who guided Dahlia leading up to the stage performance:

"Thank you, Coach @jadericcio_soprano, for nurturing this little 6 years olds voice and guiding her.. we love you! 🌹"

She also extended her appreciation to the Philippine Events Orchestra and their conductor for creating an enchanting stage atmosphere.

Fellow celebrity mom Sheena Halili (@mysheenahalili) was among those who quickly liked the post, while thousands of netizens flooded the comments with heartfelt praise for Dahlia's performance.

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Anne Curtis-Smith is a Filipino-Australian actress and TV host. She became known for her roles in television dramas such as Hiram, Maging Sino Ka Man, and Dyosa. Since 2009, she has been one of the main hosts of ABS-CBN's noontime variety show It's Showtime. Her younger sister, Jasmine, is also an actress. In her personal life, Anne married Erwan Heussaff. In 2020, they welcomed their first child, Dahlia Amélie.

As previously reported by KAMI, Anne Curtis paid tribute to her late father-in-law, Louis Heussaff, through a sunset video on her Instagram Story. The actress added the word “papa” and a sad emoji to her post, which featured the song “Remember Me." Her mother-in-law, Cynthia Heussaff, announced that Louis passed away on October 31 after living with dementia for several years.

Meanwhile, Anne Curtis praised journalist Kara David and the I-Witness team for their latest documentary. Previously, Kara and the I-Witness team were lauded for their "Ibinasurang Paraiso." Anne expressed her hope that the government will look into technologies to help solve the country's garbage problem. The actress also stressed about teaching proper waste disposal.

Source: KAMI.com.gh