Madame Tussauds

Anne Curtis: From TV Star to Wax Wonder!

Guess who just got immortalized in wax? Anne Curtis shines brighter than ever as her stunning Madame Tussauds figure is unveiled—don't miss this double trouble!

In a dazzling moment of celebration and stardom, the beloved Filipino actress and host, Anne Curtis, unveiled her very own wax figure at Madame Tussauds in Hong Kong on November 27, 2024. Known for her charm and talent, Anne expressed how surreal it felt to stand beside her life-like twin, crafted with incredible detail by the Madame Tussauds team. Dressed in a stylish sleeveless Dior frock chicly cinched with a ribbon, her figure embodies the glamour that Anne is famous for, making her a standout in the Hong Kong Glamour Zone.

The creation of Anne's wax figure marks a significant moment not only for her but also for the nation, as she becomes the second Filipino personality to be immortalized in wax after the illustrious boxing champ, Manny Pacquiao. Anne's dazzling presence in the museum highlights the growing recognition of Filipino talents on a global stage. Her excitement about joining the ranks of other iconic personalities is palpable, as she took to social media to express her disbelief and gratitude regarding this monumental achievement.

For fans, the unveiling of Anne Curtis's wax figure signifies more than just an art piece; it is a celebration of Filipino culture and talent. With her figure now part of the famous wax museum, visitors and her loyal fanbase will have the chance to see her likeness up close while capturing some memorable snapshots. Anne, who is already a staple in the entertainment industry, adds this wax figure accolade to her long impressive list of professional feats.

As Anne continues to bask in the glory of her achievement, she remains a role model for aspiring artists and entertainers. This milestone certainly opens up a discussion about the contributions of Filipino personalities in the entertainment world. One interesting fact to note is that Madame Tussauds was founded in 1835 by Marie Tussaud in London, and it has since expanded to several locations worldwide, showcasing a myriad of personalities from various fields. Isn't it heartwarming to think that Anne Curtis's legacy will now be preserved in wax, inspiring many for generations to come?