ANNE Curtis took to social media to share her adventures as she explored Negros Occidental, including its capital, Bacolod City.
On her Instagram page, the Kapamilya star shared that she went on a food trip at the Balay Puti restaurant in Silay City.
“Namit gid. In the city of smiles and delicious food,” she wrote.
The restaurant, housed in a heritage home built in the 1920s in Silay City, also shared photos of Anne on their Facebook page and wrote: “Great having Miss Anne Curtis visit us at Stephen’s at Balay Puti! We’re so glad you enjoyed the food and the cozy ambiance. Balik-balik lang ha.”
The Kapamilya star also visited Talisay City’s The Ruins, an ancestral home built in a farm.
Anne did not reveal for which project she was shooting in but fans online were pointing out that it could be for the upcoming adaptation of “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay.”
“Thank you for visiting Silay City ate Anne, sobrang napasaya mo ako kahapon, ngumiti at nag wave ka sakin. Masayang masaya ako, maraming salamat ate Anne,” one fan commented on Anne’s post.
“I’m so happy to see my ate Anne living her dream role as Ko Mun Yeong (female lead character in It’s Okay to Not Be Okay)! I can’t wait to see how EMILIA brings it to life in the Filipino version. I’m super excited for all the sassiness and everything in between,” another fan wrote.
In May, ABS-CBN revealed that Anne would be starring in the Filipino adaptation of “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay,” alongside Joshua Garcia and Carlo Aquino.
In an Instagram post from the same month, Anne shared that she was a huge fan of the K-drama way back in 2020.
“It’s Okay to Not be Okay has been a favorite of mine since I first watched it. I instantly fell in love with the characters and its way of educating and raising awareness on different mental health issues,” she remarked.
The Kapamilya star emphasized that she immediately accepted the project as soon as it was offered to her.
“The storytelling was portrayed so beautifully and is the very reason why I could not say no when it was offered to me. As someone who loved the character Ko Moon-young, I am determined to take her on as Mia Hernandez with utmost care,” she stated. (PUSH)
