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Anne Curtis shares flight returns to Italy due to airstrikes in Middle East

Anne Curtis gave followers a glimpse of a tense travel moment after he flight bound for the United Arab Emirates was forced to return to Italy due to continuing conflict and airstrikes in the Middle East.

🕒 3/1/2026, 7:53:38 AM281 wordsEN
Ganiel Krishnan

Ganiel Krishnan

Ganiel Krishnan, an entertainment reporter and anchor for ABS-CBN News, hosts the digital program "SOS: Stars on Spotlight." A BA Communication graduate from FEU, she started as a UAAP courtside reporter and is a decorated beauty queen.

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Anne Curtis shares flight returns to Italy due to airstrikes in Middle EastPhoto from Anne Curtis' Instagram account

Anne Curtis gave followers a glimpse of a tense travel moment after he flight bound for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was forced to return to Italy due to continuing conflict and airstrikes in the Middle East.

In a series of Instagram Stories, the "It's Showtime" host shared a photo of her view from inside a plane, saying she was en route to Dubai in the UAE to reunite with her family.

“Was on my way to meet my little fam in Dubai when I noticed a high speed jet flying beside us,” she wrote in her first post.

“I notice another one and next thing I knew they announced we would be turning around and making our way back to Milan due to the airstrikes. All flights to the Middle East have been grounded,” she said in the follow-up story.

The actress said she was praying for "all the families in the Middle East."

"Hoping things ease soon," she added.

Curtis was in the Italian city to attend fashion week, based on posts on her Instagram account

Conflict broke out in the Middle East on Saturday after the United States and Israel launched strikes against Iran, whose state media reported the following day that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had been killed.

READ: Iranian leader Ali Khamenei killed in US, Israel attack

Iran retaliated by launching a wave of missile and drone strikes across the region, including in the United Arab Emirates, where Dubai — one of the world's busiest international hubs, serving as a connection point for flights between Europe and Asia.

READ: 23 international flights cancelled, 3 diverted due to Middle East airstrikes

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