Anne Curtis in green bikini leaves friends and fans in awe
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Celebrity mom Anne Curtis brings in the heat in her latest bikini photos on Instagram.
They were posted on Monday, May 2, 2022, and taken during her family’s vacation at the Amanpulo Luxury Resort in Palawan.
In one of the photos, the 37-year-old Kapamilya star flaunted her abs in a green bikini from a Filipino-owned swimwear brand called Blackbough Swim. A printed bucket hat from an Australian brand called Lack of Color Hats shielded her face from the sun.
She left a palm tree emoji and a green heart emoji in the caption of her post.
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In an IG post on Tuesday, May 3, 2022, the Kapamilya star posed barefaced and wrote in photo caption with a green heart emoji: “Freckle face.”
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The comments section of Anne’s posts was filled with fire emojis from her celebrity friends.
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Former It’s Showtime host Mariel Padilla praised Anne for her post-partum mom bod: “Mom body goals talaga.”
Neri Miranda, who recently given birth to Baby Cash, felt challenged and quipped, “Grabeee! Ayaw ko nang kumain ng pompoms [emoji]”
Mars Pa More host Kim Atienza commented, “May abs [emoji]”
Raymond Gutierrez was awed, “Absssss [fire emojis]”
Other celebrities who left comments on Anne’s bikini post were celebrity photographer Mark Nicdao, events photographer Pat Dy, Anne’s bestie Bea Soriano-Dee, Kapamilya star Angel Locsin, and actress Nadia Montenegro
PHOTO: Screengrab from Instagram
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PHOTO: Screengrab from Instagram
Anne has always lived an active lifestyle long before she got pregnant.
The first time she flaunted her post-pregnancy body on Instagram was in November 2020.
Anne proudly showed her toned tummy eight months after giving birth to her daughter, Dahlia Amélie.
“Finally, some (sun) and (sea),” she wrote in the caption of her post.
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