WATCH: Anne Curtis fangirls over Dua Lipa in interview on ‘Future Nostalgia’
Anne Curtis (left) and Dua Lipa (Image: screengrab from Facebook/@official.AnneCurtis)
Anne Curtis could not help but fangirl over British singer Dua Lipa as she got to interview the latter on her album, “Future Nostalgia.”
Curtis, a known fan of the Grammy winner, was visibly thrilled throughout the interview, the clip of which the actress shared via her social media accounts yesterday, Nov. 26.
“I’M LEVITATING [emoji] Can’t believe this happened! Was given the chance to speak to @dualipa about her album ‘Future Nostalgia’ and her upcoming virtual concert ‘Studio 2054,'” Curtis said in the post’s caption.
“I was so nervous.. as you all probably know, I’m a huge fan. Ahhh. She was so kind and sweet,” Curtis stressed. “Oh and it took everything in me to NOT sing Pretty Please when she mentioned it!”
Can’t believe this happened! Was given the chance to speak to @dualipa about her album Future Nostalgia and her upcoming virtual concert Studio 2054 🦋 I was so nervous.. as you all probably know, I’m a huge fan. Ahhh. She was so kind and sweet. Oh and it took everything in me to NOT sing Pretty Please when she mentioned it! 😂 So, Pretty Please watch the interview and be sure to catch Studio 2054 on SATURDAY, November 28 at 5:00pm. She has so much in store for us + surprises too! Can’t wait!!! See you (virtually) there guys. For info and tickets visit dualipa.com/studio2054 Thank you Warner Music Philippines for this opportunity 🤍
Posted by Anne Curtis on Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Curtis interviewed the British singer on a variety of topics including how it felt for the latter to release an album amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Well, it was interesting, you know. I never thought I’d ever have to put an album out at a time like this and I think putting it out at this time just really made me learn so much about patience, made me adapt a lot quicker to my surroundings; I became quite good at putting green screens up and trying to think about ways to do performances and stuff like that,” Dua Lipa explained.
“It was a massive, massive learning curve but one that I’m really grateful for, you know. I wouldn’t have changed it for the world,” she added.
Curtis then replied that she was “just so happy you did, it gave us something to listen to, of course during these crazy times.”
The two also talked about how “Future Nostalgia” came about and Dua Lipa’s inspiration behind its songs, especially on the theme of women empowerment.
In the caption, Curtis also urged fans to watch Dua Lipa’s said upcoming virtual concert titled “Studio 2054,” which drops this Saturday, Nov. 28.
“She has so much in store for us + surprises too! Can’t wait!!! See you (virtually) there guys,” the actress added. /ra
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