‘Let’s not stay quiet’: Anne Curtis joins EDSA anti-corruption protest
MANILA, Philippines — Anne Curtis gave a timely reminder to Filipinos to keep on fighting the good fight hours after joining the people on the streets protesting against corruption.
The in-demand TV host and actress was among the big names who joined the Trillion Peso March yesterday alongside her equally vocal “It’s Showtime” co-host Vice Ganda.
Anne shared photos of her on the streets, with one bearing a placard that reads, “Manindigan, Lumaban, Makialam.”
“PILIPINAS, PIPILIIN KA SA ARAW-ARAW. With fire in our hearts and love for the Philippines in our souls, we marched. May this be the generation that breaks the chains of corruption — It must end. What was stolen was never theirs to keep, but ours to build the Philippines we love and the future we deserve... I pray our children inherit a nation honest, thriving, and worthy of their dreams,” Anne wrote on her Instagram caption with the photo carousel of her joining the protests.
“Let’s not stay quiet until corruption ends!” Anne stressed.
Her husband, restaurateur and content creator Erwan Heussaff, was also spotted among the EDSA crowd.
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