Filipina actress and television host Anne Curtis enjoyed a restful two-day beach vacation with her husband, Erwan Heussaff, and their daughter, Dahlia, in Botolan, Zambales. Anne shared heartwarming photos and videos on Instagram showcasing their family bonding moments.
Anne Curtis , a well-known Filipina actress and television host, needed only a two-day getaway to fully recharge. The 'It's Showtime' star recently embarked on a relaxing beach vacation with her husband, Erwan Heussaff , and their adorable daughter, Dahlia, to the picturesque coastal town of Botolan in Zambales . Anne delighted her Instagram followers with an array of photos and videos capturing their family's joyful moments during the short trip.
In one of the captivating snapshots, Dahlia, exuding her usual charm, strikes a pose alongside her mother by the sparkling swimming pool. Another heartwarming image showcases the entire Heussaff family basking in the sun on the pristine beach. Anne also shared glimpses of their cherished bonding moments, including shared meals at outdoor restaurants, engaging in friendly UNO card games, and taking refreshing dips in the pool. Anne expressed her feelings about the rejuvenating vacation in the caption accompanying her post, stating, 'My love cup got a refill.' She further added, 'rest days filled with too much love and fun,' and concluded with a wistful, 'Miss you guys already.' This recent beach escape wasn't Anne's only exciting adventure this year. In January, she graced the cover of Harper's Bazaar Singapore's first issue for 2025. The Heussaff family also celebrated Erwan's birthday with a fun trip to Boracay in the same month. Adding to her accomplishments, Madame Tussauds unveiled Anne's wax figure in November last year, an experience she described as 'surreal.
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