In March 2010, while filming a high-energy dance number for the musical variety show ASAP XV on location in Boracay, Anne Curtis suffered an accidental swimsuit slip during a complex lifting stunt with co-star Sam Milby. Despite utilizing preventive wardrobe security measure like double-sided tape, the physical exertion of the choreography caused her bikini top to shift.
In March 2010, the popular ABS-CBN Sunday variety show ASAP XV filmed a special episode on the picturesque beaches of Boracay. Anne Curtis, alongside her then co-star and leading man Sam Milby, was scheduled to perform a high-energy dance number to promote their upcoming romantic comedy film, Babe, I Love You . In March 2010, while filming a high-energy dance
Three years after the Boracay incident, Anne Curtis found herself facing another controversy regarding her on-stage attire, though under very different circumstances. In February 2013, while celebrating her 28th birthday on "ASAP 18," Curtis performed a "wet look" number inspired by Rihanna’s "Diamonds" video, wearing a high-slit black gown. The performance sparked complaints, leading the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) to summon the show's producers for a gender sensitivity investigation. Unlike the 2010 event, Anne was resolute and proactive. She took to social media to explain that the dress, designed by Boom Sason, had a protective bodysuit made of swimsuit material. She stated, "Come on, naman. I’ve already had my fair share of wardrobe malfunction. So I think I’ve learned from that lesson." Anne Curtis, alongside her then co-star and leading
A swimsuit that has lost its elasticity is a malfunction waiting to happen: The performance sparked complaints, leading the Movie and
: While the official television broadcast edited out the mishap, pictures taken by audience members quickly flooded early social media networks and local tabloids without censorship.