Anne Curtis

For those of the same or a similar name, see Ann Curtis (disambiguation).

Anne Curtis
Curtis in 2009
Born
Anne Curtis-Smith[fn 1]

(1985-02-17) 17 February 1985 (age 39)
Yarrawonga, Victoria, Australia
Other namesAnne Curtis Heussaff
Citizenship
  • Australia
  • Philippines
Occupations
  • Actress
  • model
  • television host
  • entrepreneur
  • recording artist
  • producer
Years active1997–present
AgentViva Artists Agency (1997–present)
Height5 ft 6 in (168 cm)
Spouse
Erwan Heussaff
​
(m. 2017)​
ChildrenDahlia Amélie Curtis-Smith Heussaff (daughter)
RelativesSolenn Heussaff (sister-in-law)
Family

Anne Curtis-Smith[fn 1] (Tagalog pronunciation: [ˈkəɹ.tɪs]; born 17 February 1985)[1] is an Australian-born Filipino actress, television host, entrepreneur and model.[2] Known for her versatile work in film and television productions, she is one of the most successful and highest-paid Filipino actresses of her generation.[3] She is a recipient of numerous accolades, including two FAMAS Awards, two Metro Manila Film Festival Awards, a Luna Award and four Box Office Entertainment Awards. She has been named multiple times by Tatler magazine as one of the most influential Filipinos in Asia.[4]

At age 12, Curtis made her film debut in the fantasy drama Magic Kingdom: Ang Alamat ng Damortis (1997). Her breakthrough came with her portrayal as a disfigured woman in the series Kampanerang Kuba (2005). She soon took more starring roles in films, generally in mainstream productions such as All About Love (2006), Ang Cute ng Ina Mo! (2007) and When Love Begins (2008). Curtis won the Metro Manila Film Festival Award for Best Actress for her performance in Baler (2008). She gained further notice for her role as a goddess with divine powers in Dyosa (2008). Curtis is one of the host of the long running noontime variety show It's Showtime from 2009 to present.

For her role in the romantic drama In Your Eyes (2010), she won the Luna Award for Best Supporting Actress. She also won the FAMAS Award for Best Actress for her portrayal in the film No Other Woman (2011), which broke the record as the highest-grossing Filipino film at that time. In the ensuing years, she starred in a number of commercially successful films of various genres, such as A Secret Affair (2012), The Gifted (2014), Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story (2018), Aurora (2018), Just a Stranger (2019) and The Mall, The Merrier! (2019). Curtis was appointed by the UNICEF as the Celebrity Advocate for Children in 2015 and has served as the national ambassador of the agency since 2019.

Curtis's films have collectively earned ₱1.87 billion, making her one of the highest-grossing Filipino box office stars of all time. She is the most followed Filipino celebrity on Twitter and the second most followed Filipino celebrity on Instagram. In 2018, she was named as one of the most promising Asian acts by the Variety magazine and the International Film Festival and Awards. In 2020, Forbes Asia included her on their list of 100 Digital Stars in Asia Pacific region. Curtis became the fourth Filipino to be honored with a Madame Tussauds wax figure in 2024 in Hong Kong.[5][6][7][8]

Early life

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Anne Ojales Curtis-Smith[9] was born in Yarrawonga, Victoria, Australia, the daughter of Carmencita Ojales, a Filipina from Bolinao, Pangasinan, and James Ernest Curtis-Smith, an Australian lawyer of German, Italian, Irish and English ancestry.[10] Her father married Ojales in 1982.[11] 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.[12]

In 1997, at the age of 11, Curtis, who is half-Filipino, visited her mother's relatives in the Philippines with her family. During this trip, a talent scout approached her, inviting her to enter a children's beauty pageant. Despite initial scepticism from her father, Curtis, with her mother's support, decided to explore opportunities in the entertainment industry. Without her father's knowledge, she began attending various talent agencies. Eventually, the family made the decision to stay permanently in the Philippines. At the time, Curtis faced the challenge of not being able to speak or understand Tagalog, prompting her to enroll in language classes.[1]

Career

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1997–2004: Early works

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In 1997, Curtis had her film debut in Magic Kingdom: Ang Alamat ng Damortis. Afterwards, she signed with Viva Films and GMA Network. Her first television appearance was in the drama series, Ikaw na Sana.[13] She was also part of the teen-oriented show, T.G.I.S..[14]

From 1998 to 2003, Curtis had a string of minor and supporting roles in films such as Honey, My Love... So Sweet, Ika-13 Kapitulo, Juan & Ted: Wanted and in television shows May Bukas Pa, Beh Bote Nga, Anna Karenina, and Idol Ko si Kap.[1]

2004–2010

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In 2004, Curtis moved from GMA Network to ABS-CBN, stating the move "majorly life changing."[15] Her first project with the network was the drama, Hiram, starring Dina Bonnevie and Kris Aquino.[16] Aside from Hiram, Curtis also joined ASAP as a host and as a performer.[13]

Curtis' big break came in 2005, when she played the title role in the fantasy television series Kampanerang Kuba. This marked her first collaboration with director Wenn V. Deramas.[15][17] Curtis then hosted the reality show Qpids with Luis Manzano,[18] and a segment in the talk show, The Buzz called Wanna Buzz.[19]

In 2006, Curtis joined Luis Manzano as hosts of the second kids season of the reality talent competition, Star Circle Quest.[20] That same year, she starred in the romantic drama All About Love, where she co-starred with John Lloyd Cruz, Bea Alonzo, Luis Manzano, Angelica Panganiban and Jason Abalos,[20] as well as the supernatural horror film, Wag Kang Lilingon with Kristine Hermosa.[21] She portrayed Celine Magsaysay in the drama series Maging Sino Ka Man. She received acclaim for her performance in the series,[22] and received her first acting nomination at the PMPC Star Awards for TV for Best Drama Actress.[23]

In 2007, Curtis reunited with Wenn V. Deramas for the comedy film, Ang Cute Ng Ina Mo.[24] She also co-starred with Oyo Boy Sotto in Sineserye Presents: May Minamahal,[25] and reprised her role of in the second installment of Maging Sino Ka Man, entitled Maging Sino Ka Man: Ang Pagbabalik.[26] Earlier in the year, Curtis also became a video jockey for MTV Philippines.[27]

In 2008, Curtis starred in two romantic dramas; When Love Begins, alongside Aga Muhlach,[28] and the 34th Metro Manila Film Festival official entry, Baler, with Jericho Rosales.[29] For her performance in the latter, she won the Metro Manila Film Festival Award for Best Actress.[30] This marked Curtis' first acting award.[31] She also received Best Actress nominations at the 57th FAMAS Awards,[32] 25th PMPC Star Awards for Movies,[33] 11th Gawad PASADO Awards,[34] and a 27th Luna Awards. Also in 2008, Curtis top-billed the fantasy television series Dyosa, where she played four different characters.[35] Because of the role, she was dubbed as the "Dyosa" of Philippine Show business.[36]

In 2009, Curtis became one of the main hosts of the morning competition program, Showtime! alongside Vhong Navarro, Kim Atienza, and Vice Ganda,[37] and starred in the romantic comedy television series, The Wedding, with Zanjoe Marudo and Derek Ramsay.[38] For her work in Showtime!, she and her co-hosts received a nomination for Best Talent Search Program Host at the 24th PMPC Star Awards for TV.

In 2010, Curtis starred in the romantic comedy film Babe, I Love You. The movie marked her first big-screen team-up with Sam Milby.[39] She also starred in the romantic drama film In Your Eyes, alongside Claudine Barretto and Richard Gutierrez.[40] Her role in the film earned her an award for Best Supporting Actress at the 29th Luna Awards,[41] and a Movie Actress of the Year nomination at the 27th PMPC Star Awards for Movies.[42]

2011–2014

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In 2011, Curtis starred in the Philippine adaptation of the Korean drama, Green Rose, with Jericho Rosales.[43] She also top-billed the comedy film Who's That Girl?, which served as her reunion movie with Luis Manzano,[44] and starred in the romantic drama film No Other Woman, with Derek Ramsay and Cristine Reyes. No Other Woman was a box-office success, grossing Php 100 million in five days.[45] It briefly became the highest-grossing Filipino film,[46] before it was eclipsed by The Unkabogable Praybeyt Benjamin, later in the year.[47] For the film's box-office performance, she and her co-star Cristine Reyes were recognised as the Box-Office Queens at the 43rd Box Office Entertainment Awards.[48] Curtis also won the Best Actress awards at the 14th Gawad Pasado Awards,[49] and 60th FAMAS Awards.[50] Furthermore, she received her third Movie Actress of the Year nomination at the 28th PMPC Star Awards for Movies.[51]

In the same year, Curtis also had her first foray into the Philippine music scene. Although a confessed non-singer,[52] Curtis launched her debut studio album, Annebisyosa, under Viva Records, on 25 September 2011.[53] She described the album as "super fun" and "not serious", and jokingly stated that people should listen at their own risk.[54] The album was an instant hit, reaching PARI gold status in less than a month,[55] and platinum status in December of that year.[56]

In 2012, Curtis staged her first solo concert tour, Annebisyosa: No Other Concert World Tour at the Smart Araneta Coliseum, in support of her debut album. The concert was also in celebration of her 15th year in show business.[57][58][59] She performed in several local provinces as well as internationally in cities such as Hong Kong and California.[60][61] For the concert tour, she won the award for Female Concert Performer of the Year at the 44th Box Office Entertainment Awards.[62] Also in 2012, Curtis' morning competition program, Showtime, was reformatted into a noontime variety show, It's Showtime, and replaced Happy Yipee Yehey! in its regular noontime slot.[63] For her work in It's Showtime, she received an award for Best Female TV Host at the 27th PMPC Star Awards for Television. She then starred in the romantic drama A Secret Affair, which earned her a third FAMAS Award for Best Actress nomination.[64]

In 2013, Curtis, along with Kris Aquino and Robin Padilla, led the drama series, Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw.[65]

In 2014, Curtis played the title role in ABS-CBN's adaptation of Mars Ravelo's Dyesebel.[66] She also starred in two films that year; the comedy film The Gifted, with Sam Milby and Cristine Reyes, and the romance thriller, Blood Ransom. The former earned her a fourth nomination for Movie actress of the year at the 31st PMPC Star Awards for Movies.[67] She also released her second studio album, The Forbidden, and had her second solo concert tour, The Forbidden Concert: Annekapal at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.[68]

2015–2017

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In 2015, Curtis focused on It's Showtime, and received her second win for Best Female TV Host at the 29th PMPC Star Awards for Television.[69]

In 2016, Curtis became the main host of the reality music competition, I Love OPM, and its spinoff, We Love OPM: The Celebrity Sing-Offs.[70] She also launched her third studio album, Forever Young, during the year.[71]

2018–present

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In 2018, she starred in the romantic drama Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story, alongside Dingdong Dantes, and the action thriller Buy Bust. In preparation for her role in the latter, Curtis became a practitioner of Pekiti-Tirsia Kali, a style of Filipino Martial Arts.[72] She received critical acclaim for both films, receiving a rare double nomination for Best Actress at the 42nd Gawad Urian Awards.[73] Also for her work in both films, American publication Variety selected Curtis as one of five Asian talents to be honored with the Asian Star: Up Next award at the Macau Film Festival.[74] Furthermore, her performance in Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story earned her Best Actress nominations at the 37th Luna Awards and the 67th FAMAS Awards, where she was also honored with the FPJ Memorial Award.[75] Later in the year, she also starred in the 44th Metro Manila Film Festival official entry, the horror-thriller film Aurora. For her performance in the film, she received her second nomination for Best Actress at the festival's award ceremony.[76]

In 2019, she starred alongside Marco Gumabao in the erotic romantic drama film Just a Stranger, which became a box-office success.[77] At the 36th PMPC Star Awards for Movies, the pair received a nomination for Movie Love Team of the Year, making it her eighth PMPC Star Awards for Movies nod.[78] Later that year, she starred alongside her It's Showtime co-host, Vice Ganda, in the musical comedy film The Mall, The Merrier, which served as their official entry to the 45th Metro Manila Film Festival.[79] Despite mixed-to-average reviews from critics, the film was a huge box-office success. It grossed Php 323 million, making it one of the highest-grossing Filipino films, and Curtis' highest-grossing film to date.[80] During the year, Curtis also received her fourth win for Best Female TV Host at the 33rd PMPC Star Awards for Television for her work on It's Showtime.[81]

In 2020, Curtis announced a hiatus to focus on her pregnancy and married life.[82]

In 2022, Curtis returned to It's Showtime.[83]

In the recent Magpasikat 2023, Anne, along with teammates Ryan and Ogie, secured the second runner-up position, earning a reward of 200,000 pesos. They chose to donate the winnings to their selected charity.[84]

Other ventures

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Charitable and philanthropic work

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In March 2015, Curtis became a celebrity advocate for UNICEF Philippines, having been a supporter of the organisation since 2009. As an advocate, she visited parts of Leyte that were devastated by Typhoon Yolanda in 2013 to meet with children and families affected by the typhoon and observe recovery operations.[85][86]

In October 2015, Curtis launched a marathon called the "Heroes for Children Run" to benefit UNICEF's "1,000 Days of Life" campaign.[87]

In 2019, she became UNICEF's National Goodwill Amabassador.[88]

Book

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In February 2016, Curtis launched her first written work, a children's book entitled Anita, The Duckling Diva in collaboration with UNICEF Philippines.[89][90]

Business

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In September 2017, Curtis launched her makeup line in the Philippines, BLK cosmetics.[91] In 2020, Curtis launched Recess, an activewear brand, with friend Isabelle Daza.[92] In 2021, she also launched Tili Dahli, a baby wear brand she co-owns with sister-in-law Solenn Heussaff.[93]

Personal life

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Curtis dated several actors in the past namely Chubi del Rosario, Oyo Boy Sotto, Paolo Araneta, Richard Gutierrez, Luis Manzano and Sam Milby.

In December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;[94][95] they were married on 12 November 2017 in Queenstown, New Zealand.[96] Curtis gave birth to their 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 film, Magic Kingdom: Ang Alamat ng Damortis.[97]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Production company
1997 Magic Kingdom: Ang Alamat ng Damortis Dahlia "Lil" Macapagal Viva Films
1998 Tulak ng Bibig, Kabig ng Dibdib Shirley Viva Films, FLT Films International
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 Un­known FPJ Productions
Filipinas Lyra Viva Films
2006 All About Love Badong Star Cinema
Wag Kang Lilingon Melissa / Nina Star Cinema, Viva Films
2007 Ang Cute Ng Ina Mo Christine Outback
2008 When Love Begins Michelle "Mitch" Valmonte
Baler Feliza Reyes Viva Films
2009 Ang Panday Adora GMA Films, Imus Productions
2010 Babe, I Love You Sandra "Sasa" Sanchez Star Cinema, Viva Films
In Your Eyes Julia Delos Santos Viva Films, GMA Films
Petrang Kabayo Kalesa Passenger Viva Films
2011 Who's That Girl? Elizabeth Pedroza
No Other Woman Kara Zalderiaga Star Cinema, Viva Films
2012 A Secret Affair Rafaela "Rafi" Delgado Viva Films
2014 The Gifted Zoe Tuazon / Joey Viva Films, MVP Entertainment
Blood Ransom Crystal Tectonic Films, Viva Films
2016 Bakit Lahat ng Gwapo may Boyfriend? Kylie Viva Films
2018 Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story Aya Viva Films, N2 Productions
BuyBust Nina Manigan Viva Films, Reality Entertainment
Aurora Leana Viva Films, Aliud Entertainment
2019 Just a Stranger Mae Viva Films
Unforgettable Nurse Gem Viva Films, The IdeaFirst Company
The Mall, The Merrier Morisette Molina Star Cinema, Viva Films
2024 BuyBust 2 Nina Maningan Viva Films, Ojales Curtis Smith Productions

Television

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Year Title Role Network
1997–1998 Ikaw na Sana Jasmine GMA Network
1997–1999 T.G.I.S. Emily / Em
2000 H2K Hati-Hating Kapatid Ursula IBC
G-mik Apple ABS-CBN
2000–2001 May Bukas Pa Bea Miguel IBC
RPN
2001–2002 Beh Bote Nga Genie Fer GMA Network
Anna Karenina Ginny
2002–2003 Ang Iibigin ay Ikaw Rosanna Luarca
2003 Ang Iibigin ay Ikaw Pa Rin
Magpakailanman: "Nang Mang-abot ang Langit at Lupa" (The Annabelle Rama and Eddie Gutierrez Story) Annabelle Rama
Love to Love Casey de Leon
Idol Ko si Kap Gemma
2003-2004 Nuts Entertainment As Herself
2004 Eat Bulaga! Co-Host
2004–2005 Hiram Stephanie Borromeo ABS-CBN
2004; 2006 Maalaala Mo Kaya Jing / Myra Mirinda Manibog / Monie / Erika
2004–present ASAP Co-host / Performer
2005 Qpids Host
Kampanerang Kuba Fatima "Imang" De Vera / Bernadette
2005–2006 The Buzz Segment Presenter
2006 Star Circle Quest Host
Komiks Beba / Athena
2006; 2007 Your Song Ana / Lalaine / Allison
2006; 2008 Love Spell Rowena / Rina / Pearl
2006–2007 Maging Sino Ka Man Celine Magsaysay-Berenguer
2007 Sineserye Presents: May Minamahal Monica Fernandez-Tagle
2007–2008 Maging Sino Ka Man: Ang Pagbabalik Celine Magsaysay-Berenguer
2008–2009 Dyosa Josephine
2009 The Wedding Candice de Menes
2009; 2010 May Bukas Pa Carla Sandoval
2009–present It's Showtime Main Host
2010 Magpasikat
2011 Green Rose Angela Tuazon
100 Days to Heaven Tagabantay (Welgista)
2013 Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw Ruth Manrique
2014 Mars Ravelo's Dyesebel Beatriz "Dyesebel" Reyes-Montilla
2016 I Love OPM Main Host
We Love OPM
FPJ's Ang Probinsyano Katrina "Trina" Trinidad
2019 Maalaala Mo Kaya Marrz Balaoro
2023 Drag Race Philippines Guest judge HBO Go
WOW Presents Plus
2024 Family Feud Guest GMA Network
2025 It's Okay to Not Be Okay[98] Emilia "Mia" Hernandez Netflix

Discography

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Studio albums

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Title Album details Certifications
Annebisyosa
  • Release date: 15 September 2011
  • Label: Viva Records
  • Formats: CD, Digital download
The Forbidden Album[68]
  • 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

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

Concerts

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Solo Major Concerts

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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)
2022 Luv-Anne Newport Performing Arts Theater

Awards and nominations

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Award Year[a] Nominee / Work Category Result Ref.
Aliw Awards 2012 Annebisyosa: No Other Concert Best Major Concert (Female) Nominated [100][101]
2019 Anne Curtis People's Choice Award Nominated [102][103]
Alta Media Icon Awards 2017 Most Influential Female TV Personality Won [104]
2019 It's Showtime Best Variety Show Host Won [105][106]
Anak TV Seal Awards 2008 Anne Curtis Makabata Star Won [107][108]
2009 Won [109]
2010 Won [110][111]
2011 Won [112][113]
2012 Won [114]
2014 Won [115][116]
2016 Won [117][118]
2017 Makabata Hall of Famer Won [119][120]
2023 Net Makabata Star Won [121]
ASAP Pop Viewers' Choice Awards 2006 Pop Fashionista Won [122]
2007 Ang Cute ng Ina Mo! Pop Love Team of the Year
(Shared with Luis Manzano.) 		Nominated
Maging Sino Ka Man Pop TV Character
(Shared with John Lloyd Cruz, Bea Alonzo, and Sam Milby.) 		Nominated
Anne Curtis Pop Female Fashionista Won
2008 When Love Begins Pop Screen Kiss
(Shared with Aga Muhlach.) 		Nominated [123]
Dyosa Pop TV Character Nominated
Anne Curtis Pop Female Fashionista Nominated
2009 Won
2010 "Beautiful Girl" by Christian Bautista Pop Celebrity Cameo Nominated [124]
Babe, I Love You Pop Screen Kiss
(Shared with Sam Milby.) 		Nominated
Pop Love Team
(Shared with Sam Milby.) 		Won
Anne Curtis Pop Female Fashionista Nominated
Pop Cover Girl Nominated
2011 Annebisyosa Pop Female Artist Nominated [125]
"Bumuhos Man Ang Ulan" by Jericho Rosales Pop Celebrity Cameo Nominated
Anne Curtis Pop Female Fashionista Nominated
Pop Cover Girl Nominated
Pop Twittezen Nominated
2012 No Other Woman Pop Screen Kiss
(Shared with Derek Ramsay.) 		Nominated [126]
Pop Love Team
(Shared with Derek Ramsay.) 		Nominated
Anne Curtis Pop Female Fashionista Nominated
Pop Cover Girl Nominated
Pop Twittezen Won
2013 Pop Female Fashionista Nominated [127]
Pop Cover Girl Nominated
Pop Netizen Nominated
2014 Mars Ravelo's Dyesebel Pop TV Character Nominated [128][129]
Anne Curtis Pop Female Fashionista Nominated
Pop Cover Girl Nominated
Pop Twittezen Nominated
Pop Instagrammer Nominated
Pop Selfie Nominated
Barkada Choice Awards 2011 Choice Tweet Idol Won [130][131]
Box Office Entertainment Awards 2012 No Other Woman Box Office Queen
(Shared with Cristine Reyes.) 		Won [132][133]
Annebisyosa Most Popular Female Novelty Singer Won
2013 Annebisyosa: No Other Concert Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [134]
2019 Anne Curtis Golden Jury Award for Excellence as Millennial Multimedia Entertainer Won [135]
ComGuild Academe's Choice Award 2014 Most Admired Female Endorser Won [136]
Cosmopolitan Fun, Fearless Female Awards 2011 Ace Actress Won [137][138]
EdukCircle Awards 2013 Most Influential Celebrity Endorsers of the Year Won[b] [139][140]
2014 Won[c] [141][142]
2015 Won[d] [143]
Annekapal: The Forbidden Concert Most Influential Concert Performers of the Year Won[e]
2016 Anne Curtis Hall of Famer Most Influential Endorser Won [144][145]
2017 It's Showtime Best Female Variety Show Host Won [146]
2018 Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story Most Influential Film Actresses of the Year Won[f] [147]
2019 It's Showtime Best Female Talent Show Host Won [148]
Best Female Noontime Show Host Won
2020 Anne Curtis Most Influential Celebrities of the Decade Won[g] [149][150]
FAMAS Awards 2009 Baler Best Actress Nominated [151]
2012 No Other Woman Won [152]
2013 A Secret Affair Nominated [153]
2019 Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story Nominated [154][155]
Anne Curtis Fernando Poe Jr. Memorial Award Won
Gawad Bedista 2017 Media Personality of the Year Won [156]
Gawad Lasallianeta 2019 It's Showtime Most Outstanding Female TV Personality Won [157]
Anne Curtis Most Effective Celebrity Endorser Won
2020 Most Influential Entertainment Celebrity Won [158]
2023 It's Showtime Most Outstanding Variety Show Host Won [159][160]
2024 Most Outstanding Female Entertainment Show Host Won [161]
Gawad PASADO 2009 Baler Pinakapasadong Aktres Nominated [162][163]
2012 No Other Woman Won[h] [164]
Gawad Tanglaw 2023 Anne Curtis Gawad sa Sining at Kultura ng Paglilingkod sa Bayan Won [165]
Gawad Urian Awards 2019 BuyBust Best Actress Nominated [166]
Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story Nominated
GMA Gala 2023 Anne Curtis Frontrow Luxxe Royalty Won [167]
Golden Laurel Lyceans' Choice Media Awards 2016 Most Influential Social Media Personality Won [168]
2017 Nominated [169]
2022 It's Showtime Best Variety Show Host/s
(Shared with It's Showtime hosts.) 		Won [170][171]
Golden Screen TV Awards 2013 Outstanding Female Host in a Musical or Variety Program Nominated [172]
2014 Won [173][174]
2015 Nominated [175]
History Maker Awards 2017 Anne Curtis History Maker Award Won [176]
International Film Festival & Awards Macao 2018 Asian Star: Up Next Award Won [177][178]
Jeepney TV Fan Favorite Awards 2022 It's Showtime Favorite Musical/Variety Show Host Nominated [179][180]
Luna Awards 2009 Baler Best Actress Nominated [181]
2011 In Your Eyes Best Supporting Actress Won [182]
2019 Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story Best Actress Nominated [183]
Metro Manila Film Festival 2008 Baler Best Actress Won [184]
2018 Aurora Nominated [185]
Anne Curtis Female Star of the Night Won
Myx Music Awards 2006 "I Need You" by Mark Bautista Favorite Guest Appearance in a Music Video Won [186]
2011 "Breathe Again" by Chicosci Nominated [187][188]
2013 "XGF" by Sponge Cola feat. Chito Miranda and Los Magno Nominated [189]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2014 Anne Curtis Favorite Asian Act Nominated [190]
Nwssu Students' Choice Awards 2023 It's Showtime Best Female Host Won [191][192]
Outdoor Advertising Association of the Philippines Tanaw Awards 2012 Anne Curtis People's Choice Female Billboard Star Model of the Year Won [193]
Paragala Central Luzon Media Awards 2016 Best Celebrity Advocacy Won [194][195]
2017 Female Personality of the Year Won [196][197]
2018 It's Showtime Best Female Noontime Show Host Won [198]
2020 Anne Curtis Top Entertainment Personality Won[i] [199][200]
People's Choice Dangal ng Bayan Awards 2009 Best Actress and Commercial Endorser Won [201][202]
People's Choice Excellence Awards 2009 Top Entertainer of the Year Won [118]
People's Choice Seal of Excellence Won
PEP List Awards 2014 Single Most-read Pep Article Won [203][204]
Face of the Year Won
Razziest (Most-viewed PEParazzi item) Won
Editors' Choice Female FAB Award Won
It's Showtime Editors' Choice Female TV Star of the Year Nominated
2017 Female TV Star of the Year Nominated [205]
PMPC Star Awards for Movies 2009 Baler Movie Actress of the Year Nominated [206]
2011 In Your Eyes Nominated [207]
2012 No Other Woman Nominated [208]
2015 The Gifted Nominated [67]
Anne Curtis Darling of the Press Nominated
2016 Nominated [209]
2019 BuyBust Movie Actress of the Year Nominated [210][211]
2021 Just a Stranger Movie Love Team of the Year
(Shared with Marco Gumabao.) 		Nominated [212]
PMPC Star Awards for Music 2012 Annebisyosa: No Other Concert Concert of the Year Nominated [213]
Annebisyosa New Female Recording Artist of the Year Nominated
PMPC Star Awards for Television 2007 Maging Sino Ka Man Best Drama Actress Nominated [214]
2009 Anne Curtis Female Star of the Night Won [215]
2010 Showtime Best Talent Search Program Hosts
(Shared with Showtime hosts.) 		Nominated [216]
2011 Nominated [217]
Green Rose Best Drama Actress Nominated
2012 It's Showtime Best Reality/Game Show Host
(Shared with It's Showtime hosts.) 		Won [218]
2013 Best Female TV Host Won [219]
2014 Nominated [220][221]
2015 Won [222]
2016 Won [223][224]
I Love OPM Best Talent Search Program Hosts
(Shared with Eric Nicolas.) 		Nominated
2017 It's Showtime Best Female TV Host Nominated [225]
2018 Nominated [226][227]
2019 Won [228][229]
2021 Nominated [230]
Push Awards 2015 Anne Curtis Push Like Favorite Female Celebrity Nominated [231]
Push Tweet Most Loved Female Celebrity Nominated
Push Gram Most Popular Female Celebrity Nominated
Push Play Best Female Celebrity Nominated
2016 Push Like Most Favorite Female Celebrity Nominated [232][233]
Push Tweet Most Favorite Female Celebrity Nominated
Push Gram Most Popular Female Celebrity Nominated
Push Play Best Female Celebrity Nominated
Push Awesome Popular Female Fashion Icon Nominated
2017 Push Female Celebrity Nominated [234][235]
Celebrity Fitspiration of the Year Nominated
Celebrity Traveler of the Year Won
Celebrity Fashionista of the Year Nominated
2019 Push Female Celebrity of the Year Nominated [236][237]
It's Showtime Push Celebrity Host of the Year Nominated
Anne Curtis Push Celebrity Traveler of the Year Nominated
Push Celebrity Fitspiration of the Year Nominated
Push Celebrity Style Inspo of the Year Nominated
2022 Push Celebrity Mom of the Year Won [238][239]
2023 Nominated [240][241]
2024 Push Celebrity Parents of 2023
(Shared with Erwan Heussaf.) 		Nominated [242]
Rawr Awards 2015 Female Celebrity of the Year Nominated [243][244]
Advocate of the Year Nominated
Fashionable Celebrity of the Year Nominated
2018 BuyBust Actress of the Year Nominated [245]
Annekulit: Promise, Last Na 'To! Favorite Performer Nominated
Anne Curtis The Advocate Nominated
2023 It's Showtime Favorite TV Host Pending [246]
Sine Sandaan: Celebrating
the Luminaries of Philippine Cinema 		2019 Anne Curtis Leading Lady ng Sentenaryo Included [247]
Star Magic Ball 2007 Best Dressed Female of the Night Won [248][249]
2008 Sparkling Couple of the Night
(Shared with Sam Milby.) 		Won [248][250]
2009 Most Glamorous Celebrity of the Night Won [248][251]
2010 Won [248][252]
Tambayan OPM Awards 2012 "Tinamaan Ako" Song of the Year Nominated [253][254]
Annebisyosa Phenomenal Entertainer of the Year Won[j]
UmalahokJUAN Awards 2015 It's Showtime Best Female TV Personality Won [255][256]
2016 Anne Curtis Best Celebrity Advocacy Won [257][258]
Us Girls August Awards 2009 Face of the Year Nominated [259][260]
Most Fashionable Won[k]
2010 Best Dressed Won[l] [261][262]
2011 Icon of the Year Won [263][264]
USTv Students' Choice Awards 2009 Dyosa Students' Choice of Actress in a Daily Soap Opera Won [265]
2013 It's Showtime Students' Choice of Variety Show Host Won [266][267]
2014 Won [268]
2016 Won [269]
Venus Ball 2008 Anne Curtis Venus of the Night Won [270]
VP Choice Awards 2020 Just a Stranger Movie Actress of the Year Nominated [271]
2021 Anne Curtis TV Female Icon of the Decade Nominated [272]
Yahoo OMG! Celebrity Awards 2011 Hottest Actress Nominated [273]
2012 Celebrity of the Year Won [274][275]
2013 Actress of the Year Nominated [276][277]
Celebrity of the Year Nominated
2014 Social Media Star of the Year Nominated [278]

Notes

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  1. ^ a b Anne Curtis was born in Australia. Thus, she does not possess her mother's maiden name which is Ojales.
  1. ^ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.
  2. ^ Tied with Kris Aquino, Coco Martin, Vic Sotto, Boy Abunda, Carmina Villarroel and Family, and Robin Padilla.
  3. ^ Tied with Kris Aquino, John Lloyd Cruz, Richard Yap, Robin Padilla, Sarah Geronimo,, Boy Abunda, Judy Ann Santos, Carmina Villarroel and Family, and Vic Sotto.
  4. ^ Tied with Toni Gonzaga, Piolo Pascual, Vic Sotto, Carmina Villarroel and Family, Angel Locsin, Robin Padilla, Kris Aquino, Sarah Geronimo, and John Lloyd Cruz.
  5. ^ Tied with Toni Gonzaga, Alex Gonzaga, Vice Ganda, Darren Espanto, and Regine Velasquez.
  6. ^ Tied with Alessandra de Rossi, Sarah Geronimo, Sharon Cuneta, and Pia Wurtzbach.
  7. ^ Tied with Sarah Geronimo, Daniel Padilla, Kathryn Bernardo, Maine Mendoza, Bea Alonzo, Vice Ganda, Coco Martin, Angel Locsin, and Alden Richards.
  8. ^ Tied with Angel Locsin.
  9. ^ Tied with Angel Locsin, Kathryn Bernardo, Liza Soberano, Nadine Lustre, Daniel Padilla, Enrique Gil, and James Reid.
  10. ^ Tied with Vice Ganda.
  11. ^ Tied with Bea Soriano, Bianca Valerio, Divine Lee, and Marie Lozano.
  12. ^ Tied with Iza Calzado, Georgina Wilson, Mai Kaufman, and Kelly Misa.

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