Kapamilya actress and host Anne Curtis responded to a rude remark made by a netizen on X (formerly Twitter). In her post, the It’s Showtime star maintained that she has owned up to all of the things she’s done in the past –– including her alleged altercation at a bar several years ago.
The netizen, who reacted to Anne's revelation about never saying the iconic "I can buy you, your friends, and this club" line, tagged her official X account and tried to call her out.
“So are you now claiming that JR Isaac—one of the three people you slapped, including John Lloyd Cruz—was lying, @annecurtissmith? Pretty and tisay privilege is real. If it were another female celebrity who did that, she would be forever labeled palengkera, squammy, and classless,” the netizen wrote.
The Kapamilya star then expressed that it wasn’t her intention to discredit any of the people involved but maintained that the iconic line that’s been going around for several years wasn’t actually uttered by her.
“Hiiii, not completely... Some of what he said was true and years ago, I owned up to it, apologized to those involved (and also received an apology back) but most importantly, I learned my lesson from it,” Anne explained.
She maintained that she is on good terms with everyone involved in the incident and she is okay with owning the iconic line despite never saying it at all.
“I'm just talking about the famous line and what my friends told me. But you know what? It all happened ages ago and all those involved are in good terms so it doesn't matter anyway.. But anyway, line is so iconic so I'll just own it. Kaya ok lang sabihin nyo ng paulit paulit na sinabi ko. Ok na,” she ended.
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Fans were quick to show their support towards Anne and called out the netizen for misunderstanding the earlier statement she made.
Meanwhile, Anne and Kapamilya actor Jericho Rosales’s latest film, The Loved One, is now showing in cinemas nationwide. The highly-anticipated comeback film of the onscreen couple is directed by Irene Villamor.