It was a proud moment for celebrity dad and content creator Erwan Heusaff as he witnessed his daughter Dahlia’s first singing lesson.
“Today marks Dahlia’s very first step inside the studio. No spotlight. No pressure. Just learning how to breathe properly, how to listen, and how to find comfort in her own sound,” wrote RMA Studio Academy in their social media post.
The reel showed Dahlia being welcomed by Jade Riccio, the studio’s CEO and celebrity vocal coach. Dahlia was all smiles as she went around to explore the space and play with the piano before finally settling in for her lesson.
Erwan stayed with her in the room, proudly documenting every step of this milestone. He watched on as Dahlia learned the basics of singing and when she finally tackled her first song: “A Million Dreams” from The Greatest Showman.
Dahlia’s mom, It’s Showtime host Anne Curtis, promptly showed her support for her little one in the comments section.
“My baby ❤️ my little dreamer!!! ❤️,” posted the proud mom.
Anne, too, has had big dreams of singing and has been actively living that dream through production numbers and duets with seasoned singers. Her Annebisyosa, Annekapal, and Annekulit solo concerts were all held at no less than the Big Dome.
While she may be the first to admit that she isn’t a professional singer, she has inspired many to bravely push forward and go after their dreams.
“I let the nervousness go and it turned into excitement,” she shared in a previous interview, when she talked about her Luv-Anne comeback concert held at the Newport Performing Arts Theatre.
Back in 2020, Anne shared a precious moment of herself singing a lullaby to Dahlia, who was just months old at the time.
"One of our favorite things to do together... she’s so observant now... And.... I think she likes mummy’s voice," Anne said then.
WATCH: Anne Curtis sings a lullaby song to daughter Dahlia, teaches her a hand gesture
The celebrity mom also shared her thoughts at the time, reflecting on the joys of watching her daughter grow. “I feel like time is moving slowly yet so fast at the same time. So much has changed. She’s not a little newborn anymore. I miss it already BUT I’m also very much in love with all the new things I see her learn and discover each day,” she said.