Anne Curtis Net Worth

What is Anne Curtis's Net Worth?

Anne Curtis is an Australian and Filipino actress, television personality, singer, and entrepreneur who has a net worth of $10 million. One of the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed Filipino actresses of her time, Anne Curtis has appeared in such films as "All About Love," "When Love Begins," "Baler," "In Your Eyes," and "No Other Woman." On television, she starred in such series as "Kampanerang Kuba" and "Dyosa" and co-hosted the variety show "It's Showtime."

In 2014 Anne was forced to settle a back-tax case with authorities in the Philippines. She ultimately agreed to pay $2 million in back taxes and penalties. Court records showed that Anne reported that she earned around $5 million between 2010 and 2012. He financial advisors ultimately revealed the actual number was closer to $7 million. She blamed the error on her accountants.

Early Life

Anne Curtis was born on February 17, 1985 in Yarrawonga, Victoria, Australia to Carmencita and James. Her mother is a Filipina of Chinese and Spanish heritage, and her father is an Australian with English, German, Italian, and Irish ancestry. She has a younger sister named Jasmine who also became an actress. When Curtis was 11, she traveled with her family to the Philippines and was approached by a talent scout who invited her to enter a child beauty pageant. She subsequently began going to various talent agencies and remained with her family in the Philippines to launch her career.

Film Career

In 1997, Curtis made her film debut in "Magic Kingdom: Ang Alamat ng Damortis." Over the subsequent years, she had supporting roles in various films, such as "Ikaw Lamang," "Ika-13 Kapitulo," "Juan & Ted: Wanted," and "Lastikman." Curtis had her first major film roles in two 2006 movies: the romantic drama "All About Love" and the horror anthology film "'Wag Kang Lilingon." The next year, she starred in "Ang Cute Ng Ina Mo." In 2008, Curtis starred in the romantic dramas "When Love Begins" and "Baler," and for the latter she won the Metro Manila Film Festival Award for Best Actress. After appearing in the action fantasy film "Ang Panday" in 2009, Curtis starred in "Babe, I Love You" and "In Your Eyes" in 2010. For the latter, she won the Luna Award for Best Supporting Actress.

In 2011, Curtis starred in the comedy "Who's That Girl?" and the romantic thriller "No Other Woman," the latter of which became the highest-grossing Filipino film to date. For her performance as Kara Zalderiaga in "No Other Woman," Curtis won the FAMAS Award for Best Actress. She next starred in the romantic drama "A Secret Affair," released in 2012. Curtis followed that in 2014 with the dark comedy romance "The Gifted" and the romantic vampire thriller "Blood Ransom." In 2016, she starred in "Bakit Lahat ng Gwapo may Boyfriend?," and in 2018 she was in three films: "Sid & Aya: Not a Love Story," "BuyBust," and "Aurora." Curtis concluded the decade with roles in "Just a Stranger," "Unforgettable," and "The Mall, the Merrier!" After a break from the big screen, she returned in 2026 with a starring role in the romantic drama "The Loved One."

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Television Career

The same year she debuted on film, in 1997, Curtis made her television acting debut in the drama romance series "Ikaw na Sana." She also acted in the series "T.G.I.S." during the same time. In the early 2000s, Curtis appeared on such shows as "G-mik," "May Bukas Pa," "Beh Bote Nga," "Ang Iibigin ay Ikaw," and "Idol Ko si Kap." From 2004 to 2005, she played Stephanie Borromeo in the drama series "Hiram," and in 2004 she co-hosted the variety show "Eat Bulaga!" and began co-hosting and performing on the variety show "ASAP." Curtis had a big year in 2005, when she starred in the series "Kampanerang Kuba," hosted the reality show "Qpids," and served as a segment presenter on the talk show "The Buzz." In 2006, she hosted the reality competition show "Star Circle Quest" and acted in such series as "Komiks," "Your Song," "Love Spell," and "Maging Sino Ka Man."

Curtis remained prolific on television in the late '00s, appearing in "May Minamahal," "Maging Sino Ka Man: Ang Pagbabalik," "Dyosa," "The Wedding," and "May Bukas Pa." Additionally, in 2009, she began co-hosting the morning variety show "It's Showtime." In the early 2010s, Curtis starred in the Philippine remake of the South Korean series "Green Rose" and then in the series "Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw" opposite Kris Aquino and Robin Padilla. She went on to star as the titular mermaid in the 2014 fantasy series "Dyesebel," based on the graphic novel and previous series of the same name. Two years later, Curtis hosted the reality competition show "I Love OPM" and its spinoff, "We Love OPM: The Celebrity Sing-Offs." Her credits in the 2020s include the Philippine remake of the South Korean series "It's Okay to Not Be Okay" and the action thriller series "BuyBust: The Undesirables," a sequel to Curtis's 2018 film "BuyBust."

Music Career

Despite declaring herself a non-singer, Curtis began a career in music in 2011 by releasing her debut studio album, "Annebisyosa." The album was a major commercial hit, and Curtis subsequently went on her first solo concert tour in support of it. She released her second studio album, "The Forbidden Album," in 2014. Two years later, Curtis released her third album, "Forever Young."

Other Ventures

Beyond the entertainment industry, Curtis has done substantial philanthropic work for UNICEF Philippines, becoming a National Goodwill Ambassador in 2019. In collaboration with the charity, she created a benefit marathon and published a children's book. Elsewhere, Curtis has launched her own cosmetics, activewear, and baby-wear brands.

Personal Life

Curtis previously dated such Filipino actors as Oyo Boy Sotto, Sam Milby, Richard Gutierrez, and Luis Manzano. In late 2016, she got engaged to restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff, whom she married a year later. Together, they have a daughter named Dahlia.

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