Kapamilya actress-host Anne Curtis expressed her happiness as she got to reunite with Korean star Park Bo-gum.
Curtis was among the celebrities who walked the blue carpet at the global premiere of Park's drama series “Good Boy” in Bangkok, Thailand on Saturday, May 31.
In an interview, Curtis talked about her reunion with Bo-gum, whom she met in 2019 when the actor had a fan meeting in Manila.
"So very, very happy. First, this is the second time that I got to interview him because I hosted his fan meet a couple of years ago. So it was nice to see him again and nice to talk about his new series 'Good Boy,'" Curtis said.
Curtis added that witnessing fellow celebrities craft makes her happy. "I am very, very grateful that I'm in this business and able to interview them."
Asked what fans can expect from her interview with Bo-gum, Curtis teased: "May pa-sampol (sample). Yeah, may pa-sampol, sampol sila. It was very fun, we got to talk about the series. Hindi nawala 'yung cute na sampol, sampol diyan, naisingit natin. So it's something that of course the Filipinos fans should look forward to."
Anne Curtis, Karylle attend premiere of Park Bo-gum’s K-drama ‘Good Boy’
New projects, back in 'Showtime'
Curtis just finished shooting the ABS-CBN's adaptation of the hit Korean drama "It's Okay To Not Be Okay."
Asked when the series will be shown, Curtis replied: "Malapit na malapit na. I believe when I'm leaving for a vacation I think I deserve after working so hard, we'll have our press con when I go back that means it's coming soon."
According to Curtis, the upcoming drama was able to highlight the Philippines after they shot in various locations including in Dumaguete, Bacolod, Iloilo and Metro Manila.
In the series, which also stars Joshua Garcia and Carlo Aquino, Curtis will be playing the female lead Mia Hernandez.
Meanwhile, on Monday afternoon, Curtis returned to co-hosting ABS-CBN noontime program "It's Showtime."
"Hindi ito fake news, ayaw natin niyan, ayaw natin ang fake news. Ako talaga ito at na-miss natin ang saya at energy nang love na love kong madlang people at kayo guys," Curtis said on "It's Showtime."
Aside from talking about her upcoming projects, Curtis also shared about her encounter with another Korean star, Song Hye-kyo, in Seoul.
"Mabait po siya. She's really, really nice and I was just so happy to meet her also," Cutis said. -- with a report from Jaehwa Bernardo, ABS-CBN News
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