A recent "It's Showtime" performance of TV superstar Anne Curtis, a self-confessed non-singer, has gone viral online and has even reached a foreign news outlet.
Australia's Nine News featured on its website Curtis' rendition of the pop hit "Chandelier," which was shown during the February 14 episode of the noontime program.
The story, titled "TV host's spectacularly weird rendition of Sia hit 'Chandelier'," noted that Curtis is half-Australian and was born in the Victorian town of Yarrawonga.
It didn't take long before Curtis noticed the "funny feature" on Nine News. On Twitter, she recalled that she had lost her voice a day before the number, which was in celebration of her 30th birthday.
Having launched a successful recording career with several hit concerts to her name, Curtis has always emphasized that she is an "entertainer" and not a singer.
She is set to release her third album, following the success of "Annebisyosa" in 2011 and "The Forbidden Album" in 2014.
Australia's Nine News featured on its website Curtis' rendition of the pop hit "Chandelier," which was shown during the February 14 episode of the noontime program.
The story, titled "TV host's spectacularly weird rendition of Sia hit 'Chandelier'," noted that Curtis is half-Australian and was born in the Victorian town of Yarrawonga.
It didn't take long before Curtis noticed the "funny feature" on Nine News. On Twitter, she recalled that she had lost her voice a day before the number, which was in celebration of her 30th birthday.
Having launched a successful recording career with several hit concerts to her name, Curtis has always emphasized that she is an "entertainer" and not a singer.
She is set to release her third album, following the success of "Annebisyosa" in 2011 and "The Forbidden Album" in 2014.
