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Anne Curtis
Curtis in 2013
Born
Anne Curtis-Smith

(1985-02-17) 17 February 1985 (age 39)
Yarrawonga, Victoria, Australia
NationalityFilipino
Australian
Other namesAnne
OccupationActress • television host • Model
Agent(s)Viva Artists Agency
(1997–present)
GMA Network
(1997–2003)
ABS-CBN Entertainment Groups
(2004–present)
Height5 ft 6 in (168 cm)
Spouse
Erwan Heussaff
​
(m. 2017)​
ChildrenDahlia Amélie Heusaff
RelativesSolenn Heussaff (sister-in-law)
FamilyJasmine Curtis-Smith (sister)

Anne Curtis (born 17 February 1985)[1] is a Filipino-Australian actress, model, television host, VJ and recording artist in the Philippines.[2] She is currently one of the hosts of the noontime variety show It's Showtime, which airs on ABS-CBN Entertainment.

Curtis starred in several television series, including Hiram (2004–2005), Kampanerang Kuba (2005), Maging Sino Ka Man (2006–2007), Dyosa (2008), The Wedding (2009), Green Rose (2011) and Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw (2013). She has also been a host of the noontime show It's Showtime (2009–2020). In 2014, she portrayed the iconic Komiks character Dyesebel in Mars Ravelo's Dyesebel.

She also starred in several films like No Other Woman (2011), which grossed Php 278 million at the box office[3] and her role in the film earned her a FAMAS Award for Best Actress. Her other box-office hit films include Babe, I Love You (2010) and A Secret Affair (2012). Her other critically lauded roles were in the films Baler (2008) and In Your Eyes (2010).

Throughout her career, she has received a Metro Manila Film Festival Award, three FAMAS Award nominations (winning one), three PMPC Star Award for Movies nominations, two Luna Award nominations (winning one), six PMPC Star Award for TV nominations (winning two),[4] and two Gawad Urian nominations.

Early life

Curtis was born in Yarrawonga, Victoria, Australia, the daughter of Carmencita Ojales, a Filipina from Bolinao, Pangasinan and James Ernest Curtis-Smith, an Australian lawyer.[5] Her father is a World War II veteran and married Carmencita Ojales in 1982.[6] Her younger sister, Jasmine, is also an actress. On their father's side, they had a half-sister named Clare who died in 2007 due to a cardiovascular disease at four months old.[7] Curtis, being half-Filipino, would visit her mother's relatives in the Philippines with her family. In 1997, 12-year-old Curtis was approached by a talent scout to ask if she would like to enter a children's beauty pageant. Her father feared that it was a scam, while her mother wanted her to try it. Without her father's knowledge, Curtis then started to go to different talent agencies. By that time, she and her family decided to stay permanently in the Philippines. Curtis could not speak or understand the Filipino language at the time, and so had to take classes.[1]

Career

1997–2003: Career beginnings

About a month later, Curtis was asked if she wanted to try acting. She said yes and she auditioned for a part in the movie Magic Kingdom. where she won the role of Princess Dahlia. Afterwards, she signed with Viva Films. Her first television appearance was in GMA Network's Ikaw Na Sana. She was then cast as Emily in the teen-oriented show, TGIS. She also starred in the television series Anna Karenina. Curtis starred in minor and supporting roles in the films Honey, My Love... So Sweet, Ika-13 Kapitulo, Juan & Ted: Wanted and in the television shows May Bukas Pa, Beh Bote Nga, and Idol Ko si Kap.[1]

2004–2010: Breakthrough

In 2004, Curtis moved from GMA Network to ABS-CBN, stating the move "majorly life changing."[8] She then acted alongside Dina Bonnevie and Kris Aquino in Hiram, which aired until 2005.[9] Aside from Hiram, Curtis also joined ASAP as a host and as a performer.

Curtis' big break came in 2005 when she won the title role in the television series Kampanerang Kuba. This marked her first collaboration with director Wenn V. Deramas. Curtis admitted that Deramas was eyeing another actress for the role, but she auditioned anyway. In this project, she got the chance to work with veteran actresses Eula Valdez and Jean Garcia.[8][10] Curtis then hosted the reality show Qpids with Luis Manzano,[11] and a segment in The Buzz called Wannabuzz.[12]

In 2006, Curtis, along with Luis Manzano, hosted Star Circle Summer Kid Quest.[13] That same year, she starred in All About Love, a three-in-one love flick where she co-starred with John Lloyd Cruz, Bea Alonzo, Luis Manzano, Angelica Panganiban and Jason Abalos.[13] She then filmed Wag Kang Lilingon with Kristine Hermosa.[14] She portrayed Celine Magsaysay in the drama series Maging Sino Ka Man where she received raved reviews for her performance.[15] and received a nomination for Best Drama Actress at the PMPC Star Awards for TV.[16]

Curtis co-starred with Oyo Boy Sotto in Sineserye Presents: May Minamahal, .[17] She reprised her role of Celine Magsaysay in the second installment of Maging Sino Ka Man, entitled Maging Sino Ka Man: Ang Pagbabalik.[18] She reunited with Wenn V. Deramas on their second collaboration, Ang Cute Ng Ina Mo.[19]

In 2008, Curtis starred in When Love Begins, a romantic drama film where she was paired with Aga Muhlach.[20] In July 2008, Curtis was announced to play the lead role in Baler, alongside Jericho Rosales. The film was an official entry to 2008 Metro Manila Film Festival.[21] Her performance in the film was critically lauded, leading to a Metro Manila Film Festival Award for Best Actress.[22] This marked Curtis' first acting award.[23] She also received a FAMAS Award for Best Actress nomination,[24] a PMPC Star Award for Movies for Movie Actress of the Year nomination,[25] a Gawad PASADO Award for Pinakapasadong Aktress nomination,[26] and a Luna Award for Best Actress nomination. Also in 2008, Curtis topbilled the television series Dyosa. She played four different characters in the said series.[27] Because of her role in this series, she was dubbed as the "Dyosa" of Philippine Showbiz.[28]

She became one of the main hosts of the morning variety show, Showtime in 2009 which included Vhong Navarro, Kim Atienza and Vice Ganda.[29] Also in 2009, she starred in the television series, The Wedding, with Zanjoe Marudo and Derek Ramsay.[30]

In 2010, she starred in the film Babe, I Love You. The movie marked her first big-screen team-up with Sam Milby.[31] Her second film for 2010 was In Your Eyes alongside Claudine Barretto and Richard Gutierrez.[32] Her role in this film earned her a Luna Award for Best Supporting Actress[33] and a Movie Actress of the Year nomination at the PMPC Star Awards for Movies.[34]

2011–2016: Career resurgence

In 2011, she starred in the Philippine adaptation of the Korean series, Green Rose. where she starred again with Jericho Rosales.[35] She also topbilled the film Who's That Girl?, which served as her reunion movie with Luis Manzano.[36] Although a confessed non-singer,[37] Curtis launched her debut album, Annebisyosa, under Viva Records, on 25 September 2011. She asked for her bosses to release her album, as it is one of her dreams.[38] She described her album as "super fun" and "not serious." She also stated that people should listen at their own risk.[39] In October 2011, the album reached the gold status, as it sold 10,000 copies. Curtis cried while receiving the gold record award.[40] The album reached the Platinum status in December 2011.[41] On 28 September 2011, her film No Other Woman, which also starred Derek Ramsay and Cristine Reyes, was released. It grossed Php 100 million in five days.[42] The film became the highest-grossing film in the Philippines,[43] until it was beaten by The Unkabogable Praybeyt Benjamin.[44] Her performance in the film lead her and co-star Cristine Reyes to be recognised as the Box Office Queens at the Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Foundation's Box-Office Entertainment Awards.[45] She also won as the Pinakapasadong Aktres at the Gawad Pasado Awards[46] and received a FAMAS Award for Best Actress.[47] At PMPC Star Awards for Movies, she was nominated as Movie Actress of the Year.[48]

On 28 January 2012, Curtis staged her first solo concert entitled Annebisyosa: No Other Concert World Tour at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. The concert was also in celebration of her 15th year in show business.[49][50] Vhong Navarro, Luis Manzano, Vice Ganda,[51] Rico Blanco, Ira Cruz,[52] Sam Milby, Derek Ramsay, Cristine Reyes[53] Afterwards, several provincial concerts were held. She also performed internationally in cities such as Hong Kong and California.[54][55] Also in 2012, Curtis' show Showtime replaced Happy Yipee Yehey! in the noontime slot.[56] She also starred in the movie, A Secret Affair, which earned her third FAMAS Award for Best Actress nomination.[57]

In 2013, Curtis, along with Kris Aquino and Robin Padilla, led the drama series, Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw.[58]

Curtis' projects in 2014 included her playing the title role in ABS-CBN's adaptation of Mars Ravelo's Dyesebel,[59] comedy film The Gifted and her second studio album The Forbidden. She had her second solo concert titled 'The Forbidden Concert Annekapal' in May at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.[60]

In 2015, the 'Kuyakoy' moves of Curtis started to become viral online then eventually called as the ‘Kuyakoy Queen’.[61] In 2016, she became the host of I Love OPM, alongside Erik Nicolas, a singing competition which involves foreign people. She also guested in FPJ's Ang Probinsyano with Christopher De Leon

2017–present: Continued success

In 2018, she starred with Dingdong Dantes in the film Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story. In the same year, she top-billed Buy Bust in which she received critical acclaim from critics and the film became a commercial success. In preparation for her role in the 2018 film BuyBust, Curtis became a practitioner of Pekiti-Tirsia Kali a school of Filipino Martial Arts.[62] In December 2018, her horror-thriller film Aurora served as an official entry to the 2018 Manila Film Festival.

In 2019, she starred alongside with Marco Gumabao in the film Just a Stranger which became a box-office success and received critical acclaim for both Curtis and Gumabao. In December 2019, she starred alongside her It's Showtime co-host, Vice Ganda in their film The Mall, The Merrier which served as an official entry to the 2019 Metro Manila Film Festival. It became a box-office hit but received mixed to average reviews from critics. In early 2020, Curtis announced a hiatus to focus on her pregnancy and married life.[63]

Business ventures

Cosmetics line

In September 2017, Anne Curtis launched her makeup line in the Philippines, BLK cosmetics.[64]

Personal life

Marriage

In December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;[65][66] they tied the knot on 12 November 2017 in Queenstown, New Zealand.[67] Curtis gave birth to the couple's child, Dahlia Amélie on 2 March 2020. The name "Dahlia" is said to be taken from the name of Curtis' character in her 1997 debut movie, Magic Kingdom.[68]

Charitable work and philanthropy

In March 2015, Curtis became a celebrity advocate for UNICEF Philippines, having been a supporter of the organization since 2009. As an advocate, she visited parts of Leyte that were devastated by Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) in 2013 to meet with children and families affected by the typhoon and observe recovery operations.[69][70]

In October 2015, Curtis launched a marathon called the "Heroes for Children Run" to benefit UNICEF's "1,000 Days of Life" campaign.[71] In February 2016, Curtis announced that she had written a children's book entitled Anita, The Duckling Diva in collaboration with UNICEF Philippines.[72]

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Studio Notes
1997 Magic Kingdom: Ang Alamat ng Damortis Dahlia "Lil" Macapagal Viva Films 23rd Metro Manila Film Festival Official Entry
Credited as Ann Curtis
1998 Tulak ng Bibig, Kabig ng Dibdib Shirley Viva Films &
FLT Films International 		Credited as Ann Curtis
1999 Honey My Love... So Sweet April Viva Films
Ikaw Lamang Cecil
2000 Ika-13 Kapitulo Angela
Juan & Ted: Wanted Hazel
2002 Mahal Kita: Final Answer! Nanette
Akala Mo Rhea
2003 Lastikman Young Linda OctoArts Films &
M-Zet Productions
Alab ng Lahi FPJ Productions
Filipinas Lyra Viva Films 29th Metro Manila Film Festival Official Entry
2006 All About Love Badong Star Cinema
Wag Kang Lilingon Melissa/Nina Star Cinema
& Viva Films
2007 Ang Cute Ng Ina Mo Christine Outback P110 Million
2008 When Love Begins Michelle "Mitch" Valmonte
Baler Feliza Reyes Viva Films First Lead Role
34th Metro Manila Film Festival Best Actress
2009 Ang Panday Adora GMA Films &
Imus Productions 		Special Participation
2010 Babe, I Love You Sandra "Sasa" Sanchez Star Cinema
& Viva Films 		Lead Role
In Your Eyes Julia Delos Santos Viva Films
& GMA Films
Petrang Kabayo Kalesa Passenger Viva Films Cameo
2011 Who's That Girl? Elizabeth Pedroza Lead Role
P110 Million
No Other Woman Kara Zalderiaga Star Cinema
& Viva Films 		Lead Role
P278 Million
2012 GMMSF Box-Office Queens with Cristine Reyes
2012 FAMAS Best Actress
2012 Gawad Pasado's Pinakapasadong Aktress
2012 A Secret Affair Rafaela "Rafi" Delgado Viva Films Lead Role
P118 Million
2014 The Gifted Zoe Tuazon/Joey Viva Films &
MVP Entertainment 		Lead Role
P110 Million
Blood Ransom Crystal Tectonic Films
& Viva Films
2016 Bakit Lahat ng Gwapo may Boyfriend? Kylie Viva Films Lead Role
2018 Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story Aya Viva Films & N²
BuyBust Nina Manigan Viva Films &
Reality Entertainment 		Lead Role
Aurora Leana Viva Films &
Aliud Entertainment 		Lead Role
P107 Million
44th Metro Manila Film Festival Official Entry
2019 Just a Stranger Mae Viva Films Lead Role
Unforgettable Nurse Gem Viva Films & The Idea First Company Special Participation
The Mall, The Merrier Morisette Molina Star Cinema
& Viva Films 		Lead Role
45th Metro Manila Film Festival Official Entry

Television

Year Title Role Network Notes
1997 - 1998 Ikaw Na Sana Jasmine GMA
1997 - 1999 T.G.I.S. Emily/Em
2000 H2K Hati-Hating Kapatid IBC
G-mik Apple ABS-CBN Guest Role
2000 - 2001 May Bukas Pa Bea Miguel IBC & RPN (IBC Apr-Sept 2000)
(RPN Oct-May 2001)
2001 - 2002 Beh Bote Nga Genie Fer GMA Supporting Role
Anna Karenina Ginny Recurring
2003 Idol Ko si Kap
2002 - 2003 Ang Iibigin Ay Ikaw Rosanna Luarca Guest Cast
Ang Iibigin Ay Ikaw Pa Rin
2003 Love to Love Casey de Leon Season 2 Story 1 (My 1, 2 Love)
2004 Eat Bulaga! Co-Host
2004 - 2005 Hiram Stephanie Borromeo ABS-CBN Main Cast (223 Episodes)
2004 & 2006 Maalaala Mo Kaya Jing/Myra Mirinda Manibog
Monie
Erika 		S12E46 Kutsilyo
S14E07 Salamin
S14E20 Kape
2004 - 2012 ASAP Performer/Co-Host It Girls (Girl Group)
with Heart, Toni, Iya, Nikki, Bea, Maja, Shaina, and Karylle
2005 Pablo S. Gomez's Kampanerang Kuba Fatima "Imang" De Vera/Bernadette Lead Role (140 Episodes)
Qpids Host
2005 - 2006 The Buzz Segment Presenter Wanna Buzz
Pinoy Big Brother Buzz
2006 Star Circle Quest Host Summer Kid (Season 2)
Komiks Beba
Athena 		S1E10 Mamayang Hatinggabi
S2E11 Alpha Omega Girl
2006 & 2007 Your Song Ana
Lalaine
Allison 		S1E01 I'll Never Get Over You
S5E06 Someone in the Dark
S5E13 Ikaw
2006 & 2008 Love Spell Rowena
Rina/Pearl 		S1E02 Wanted: Mr.Perfect
S6E01 Face Shop
2006 - 2008 Maging Sino Ka Man Celine Magsaysay-Berenguer Main Cast (241 Episodes)
Maging Sino Ka Man: Ang Pagbabalik
2007 Sineserye Presents: May Minamahal Monica Fernandez-Tagle Main Cast
2008 - 2009 Dyosa Josephine Lead Role (115 Episodes)
2009 The Wedding Candice de Menes Lead Role (50 Episodes)
2009 & 2010 May Bukas Pa Carla Sandoval Chapter Twelve Truth
Guest Role (6 Episodes)
2009–present It's Showtime Main Host 27th, 28th and 29th PMPC Star Awards for Television
Best Female TV Host
2010 Magpasikat
2011 Green Rose Angela Tuazon Main Cast (73 Episodes)
100 Days to Heaven Tagabantay (Welgista) Cameo (3 Nov 2011)
2013 Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw Ruth Manrique Main role / Antagonist
2014 Mars Ravelo's Dyesebel Beatriz "Dyesebel" Reyes-Montilla Lead Role (87 Episodes)
2016 FPJ's Ang Probinsyano Katrina "Trina" Trinidad Guest Role
I Love OPM Main Host
We Love OPM
2019 Maalaala Mo Kaya Marrz Balaoro Episode: "Sinturon"

Discography

Studio albums

Title Album details Certifications
Annebisyosa
  • Release date: 15 September 2011
  • Label: Viva Records
  • Formats: CD, Digital download
The Forbidden Album[60]
  • Release date: 2014
  • Label: Viva Records
  • Formats: CD, Digital download
Forever Young
  • Release date: 4 March 2016
  • Label: Viva Records
  • Formats: CD, Digital download

Compilation albums

Title Album details
Showtime: The Album
  • Release date: 15 October 2010
  • Label: Star Records
  • Formats: CD, Digital download

Concerts

Solo Major Concerts

Year Title Venue
2012 AnneBisyosa: No Other Concert Smart Araneta Coliseum
2014 AnneKapal: The Forbidden Concert
2018 AnneKulit: Promise, Last Na 'To (The 21st Anniversary Concert)

Awards and nomination

Year Award Giving-body/ Critics Category Work Result Ref
2006 MYX Music Awards Favorite Guest Appearance in a Music Video "I Need You" by Mark Bautista Won
2007 3rd ASAP Pop Viewers' Choice Awards Pop Female Fashionista Won
1st Star Magic Ball Best Dressed Female of the Night Won
21st PMPC Star Awards for TV Best Drama Actress Maging Sino Ka Man Nominated [74]
GMMF's 38th Box Office Entertainment Awards Princess of Philippine Movies and Television Ang Cute Ng Ina Mo Nominated
2008 2nd Star Magic Ball Most Chandon Sparkling Couple of the Night (shared with Sam Milby) Won [75]
Belo Medical Group's 18th Anniversary Ball Venus of the Night Won
Yahoo! Year-In Review Top Searches of 2008 Included
34th Metro Manila Film Festival Best Actress Baler Won
Anak TV Seal Awards Most Admired Female Personality Won [76]
4th ASAP Pop Viewers' Choice Awards Pop Screen Kiss (shared with Aga Muhlach) When Love Begins Nominated [77]
Pop Kapamilya TV Character Dyosa Nominated
Pop Female Fashionista Nominated
2009
US GIRLS August Awards Most Fashionable Won
3rd Star Magic Ball Most Glamorous Celebrity of the Night Won
5th ASAP Pop Viewers' Choice Awards POP Female Fashionista Won [78]
23rd PMPC Star Awards for TV Female Star of the Night Won [79]
Anak TV Seal Awards Most Admired Female TV Personality Won [80]
27th People's Choice Dangal ng Bayan Awards Best Actress and Commercial Endorser Won [81]
5th USTv Awards Students' Choice of Actress in a Daily Soap Opera Dyosa Won [82]
People's Choice Awards Top Entertainer of the Year by the Year-Ender Excellence Won [83]'
People's Choice Seal of Excellence Awards Committee Won
25th PMPC Star Awards for Movies Movie Actress of the Year Baler Nominated
11th Gawad PASADO Awards PinakaPASADOng Aktres Nominated
57th FAMAS Awards Best Actress Nominated
FAP Luna Awards Best Actress Nominated
2010 4th Star Magic Ball Most Glamorous Celebrity of the Night Won
FHM Philippines 100 Sexiest Women in the World
Rank No. 18
6th ASAP Pop Viewers Choice Awards Pop Loveteam (shared with Sam Milby) Babe, I Love You Won [84]
Pop Female Fashionista Nominated
Pop Cover Girl Nominated
Pop Screen Kiss (shared with Sam Milby) Babe, I Love You Nominated
Pop Celebrity Cameo Role "Beautiful Girl" by Christian Bautista Nominated
YAHOO! Year-In Review Top 10 Searches
Rank No.4
 [85]
Anak TV Seal Awards Most Admired Female Personality Won [86]
24th PMPC Star Awards for TV Best Talent Search Program Hosts (shared with co-hosts) Showtime Nominated
YES! Magazine 100 Most Beautiful Stars Included
2011 Studio 23's 1st Barkada Choice Awards Choice Tweet Idol Won [87]
Cosmopolitan Fun, Fearless Awards Superstar Award Won
Yahoo! OMG! Philippines Awards Hottest Actress Nominated
27th PMPC Star Awards for Movies Movie Actress of the Year In Your Eyes Nominated
29th Luna Awards FAP Best Supporting Actress Won
People Asia Magazine Woman of Style and Substance Won
Anak TV Seal Awards Most Admired Female Personality Won [88]
5th ASAP 24K Gold Record Awards Female Artist Awardee Annebisyosa Won [89]
25th PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Drama Actress Green Rose Nominated [90]
Best Talent Search Program Hosts (shared with co-hosts) Showtime Nominated
FHM Philippines 100 Sexiest Women of the World
Rank No. 17
 [91]
YES! Magazine 100 Most Beautiful Stars Included [92]
Top 20 Celebrity Endorsers
Rank No. 12
 [93]
7th ASAP Pop Viewers' Choice Awards Pop Female Artist Annebisyosa Nominated [94]
Pop Celebrity Cameo "Bumuhos Man ang Ulan" by Jericho Rosales Nominated
Pop Female Fashionista Nominated
2012 28th PMPC Star Awards for Movies Movie Actress of the Year No Other Woman Nominated [95]
14th Gawad PASADO Awards PinakaPASADOng Aktres Won [46]
GMMF's 43rd Box Office Entertainment Awards Most Popular Female Novelty Singer Annebisyosa Won [96]
Box Office Queen No Other Woman Won
2nd Yahoo! OMG! Philippines Awards Celebrity of the Year Won
TAMBAYAN OPM Awards Phenomenal Entertainers of The Year Annebisyosa Won
YES! Magazine 100 Most Beautiful Stars
Rank No. 1
60th FAMAS Awards Best Actress No Other Woman Won [97]
2013 9th USTv Students' Choice Awards Best Variety Show Host It's Showtime Won [98]
3rd EdukCircle Awards Most Influential Celebrity Endorser of the Year Won [99]
44th GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Awards Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [100]
2014 27th Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards Favorite Asian Act Nominated [101]
Anak TV Seal Awards Most Admired TV Personality Won [102]
Comguild Academe's Choice Award Most Admired Female Endorser Won [103]
10th USTv Students' Choice Awards Students' Choice of Variety Show Host It's Showtime Won
4th EdukCircle Awards Most Influential Celebrity Endorser Won
2015 Umalahok Juan Awards Best Female TV Personality Won [104]
31st PMPC Star Awards For Movies Movie Actress of the Year The Gifted Nominated [105]
29th PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Female TV Host It's Showtime Won
2016 30th PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Female TV Host Won [106]
2017 Gawad Bedista 2017 Media Personality of the Year Won
History Asia History Makers Awardee Won
7th EdukCircle Awards Best Female Variety Show Host It's Showtime Won
Alta Media Icon Awards Most Influential Female TV Personality Won
31st PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Female TV Host It's Showtime Nominated
2018 5th Paragala: Central Luzon Media Awards Best Female Noontime Show Host Won
8th EdukCircle Awards Most Influential Film Actress Of The Year Sid & Aya (Not A Love Story) Won
International Film Festival Awards - Macao The Asian Star: Up Next Award Sid & Aya (Not A Love Story)
Buybust 		Won
32nd PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Female TV Host It's Showtime Nominated
44th Metro Manila Film Festival Best Actress Aurora Nominated
Lucky Female Star of the Night Won
2019 67th FAMAS Awards Best Actress Sid & Aya (Not A Love Story) Nominated [107]
FPJ Memorial Award Won [108]
42nd Gawad Urian Awards Best Actress Sid & Aya (Not A Love Story) Nominated [109]
BuyBust Nominated [109]
35th PMPC Star Awards for Movies Movie Actress of the Year Nominated [110]
9th EdukCircle Awards Best Female Talent Show Host Won
Best Female Noontime Show Host It's Showtime Won
33rd PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Female TV Host Won [111]
37th Luna Awards Best Actress Sid & Aya (Not A Love Story) Nominated [112]

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