Anne Curtis, naloka sa diskusyon nina Vice, Jhong, at Vhong sa recital ni Dahlia

• Actress and host Anne Curtis was playfully teased by her 'It's Showtime' co-hosts Vice Ganda, Jhong Hilario, and Vhong Navarro recently
• Earlier, the hilarious trio watched a video of her daughter, Dahlia Amélie's first recital
• Vice Ganda joked that Dahlia clearly inherited her lovely singing voice from her husband, Erwan Heussaff, and his sister, singer Solenn Heussaff
• Jhong Hilario chimed in with a punchline, asking if Anne refrained from singing while she was pregnant, which helped protect Dahlia’s vocal talent

Anne Curtis found herself on the receiving end of hilarious banter from her co-hosts over her daughter Dahlia Amélie’s musical talent.

During a lively onstage segment on It's Showtime, Vhong Navarro brought up the viral Instagram clip Anne recently shared showing Dahlia singing sweetly during her very first recital.

Vhong praised the little girl’s lovely voice, which immediately prompted Vice Ganda to tease Anne about where Dahlia’s singing genes actually came from, one that made her laugh:

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"Oo, Diyos ko, syempre malakas ang dugo ni Erwan! Diyos ko, si Solenn singer! Si Solenn, jazz singer!"

Anne laughed and quickly defended herself, reminding everyone that she carried Dahlia for nine months:

"Hoy, galing siya sa tiyan ko! Galing yan... boses galing sa akin yun!"

Vice was quick with a witty comeback, saying Anne merely served as the carrier during pregnancy:

"Asus, umupa lang ng nine months pero hindi nangangahulugang makukuha niya yung dugo mo. Umupa lang, kasi hindi pwede kay Solenn, di ba, so sayo!"

Adding to the studio laughter, Jhong Hilario jumped into the joke with his own theory about why Dahlia sings so well:

"Alam ko na kung bakit maganda boses ni Dahlia. Hindi ka kumakanta nung buntis ka?"

As Anne tried to share how proud she was that Dahlia performed without a hint of stage fright, Vhong Navarro chimed in to give Anne credit for passing down her bold personality:

"Yun ang namana niya, lakas ng loob ni Anne!"

The lighthearted exchange once again showcased the genuine, sibling-like bond among the hosts, leaving both the live studio audience and viewers at home laughing along with Anne's good-natured reaction.

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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