Kapamilya actress and "It's Showtime" host Anne Curtis has reached a new milestone in her career as she unveiled her wax figure from Madame Tussauds Hong Kong. 

The actress admitted she remains in awe of the honor, expressing gratitude and disbelief over the opportunity.

"I'm truly honored to be celebrating this moment, being immortalized by Madame Tussauds Hong Kong," she said. "Sobrang hindi ako makapaniwala na I was given this opportunity." 

Curtis' wax figure highlights her comeback in the fashion world, dressed in an elegant white gown and holding a microphone, showcasing her timeless poise and grace. 

The actress was amazed at the precision and accuracy of the wax sculpture, marveling at how every detail, down to her features and signature mole, was captured perfectly.

"Ganun din ako, sobrang tulala in disbelief," she shared. "Parang ganito pala feeling na meron kang kakambal. Pati ilong, nunal — na-amaze ako kasi alam ko 'yung process. Akala ko parang mummy na hihiga ka, pero hindi pala. Tumayo lang ako. I'm so amazed how precise! Kalokalike ko talaga!"

Curtis is making history as the first Filipina actress and TV host to have a wax figure displayed at the museum's prestigious Glamour Zone, where it joins the likenesses of Hollywood A-listers like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.

"It's an honor for me to be the first Filipina actress and TV host to be featured," she said. "I'm even more proud because I'm representing the Philippines alongside my fellow Filipinos like Pia Wurtzbach, Catriona Gray, Manny Pacquiao, and Lea Salonga. This is a huge honor for me."

Curtis is particularly thrilled to introduce her wax figure to her daughter, Dahlia Amélie. She shared her playful plans of bringing her family to Hong Kong without telling Dahlia about the wax figure.

"Ang plano ko, mag-Hong Kong kami. Tapos hindi ko sasabihin sa kanya," she said with a laugh. "Tingin-tingin doon para maka... you know, she might have to take a double look."

Curtis also addressed her Filipino fans, especially overseas workers who have long joked about coming home for her birthday.

"Sa mga kababayan natin, alam kong February pa ang birthday ko," she quipped. "Alam ko tuwing January pa lang, may magpo-post na sa Twitter o Facebook na hindi makakauwi for my birthday. Pero okay lang, madadalaw niyo siya sa Madame Tussauds."

Fans can view Curtis' wax figure at Madame Tussauds Hong Kong starting December 9.

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