Anne Curtis Reportedly Tells Sam Concepcion at Vice Ganda’s Party: “You are Not Classy Enough to be Here!”

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Source: www.pep.ph

Today, April 1, a feed reached PEP.ph (Philippine Entertainment Portal) saying there was a slight commotion at the birthday party of It’s Showtime host Vice Ganda.

A confrontation was supposed to have happened in the early morning hours of March 31, involving ABS-CBN talents Anne Curtis and Sam Concepcion.

A PEP source said he got the details from a party guest at the celebration held in 71 Gramercy, Century City, Kalayaan Avenue corner Salamanca Street, Makati City.

He said, “Maraming taong nakakita at nakarinig.”

But Vice—who is also Anne’s co-host in It’s Showtime—reportedly went around asking the guests not to talk about it: “Huwag na lang ilabas.”

THE INCIDENT. From her hosting stint at the Binibining Pilipinas 2014 pageant at the Smart Araneta Coliseum, which ended a little past midnight, Dyesebel lead star Anne headed straight for Vice Ganda’s party.

That was where she saw Sam, a 21-year-old singer-actor who is rumored to be the boyfriend of Anne’s younger sister, Jasmine Curtis Smith.

According to the PEP source, Anne drank at the party.

Then, at a certain point of the party, she was seen approaching Sam, who was in the balcony area talking to some female guests.

It was then that Anne reportedly said to Sam, pointblank: “Why are you here? Who invited you? You are not classy enough to be here!”

Her voice was said to be loud enough to catch the attention of the other guests.

Still according to the PEP source, it didn’t end there.

Anne next bashed Sam’s car, saying, in effect, that his present car couldn’t compare to her oldest car.

She also allegedly told Sam: “Ba’t mo niloloko ang kapatid ko?”

Sam then left the scene, looking embarrassed.

The PEP source said that he was “mangiyak-ngiyak.”

But another source, who moves in the circle of Sam and Anne, clarified, “I wasn’t sure about crying… baka upset. Marami rin kasi ang nakarinig.”

When PEP asked this second source about Anne’s supposed verbal putdown of Sam, he confirmed that the putdown did happen.

SAM’S CAMP. PEP then got in touch with Carlo Orosa of STAGES, which is handling Sam’s career.

In a phone conversation that took place at 11:37 a.m. today, Carlo simply said, “We will investigate what happened.”

Another person from Sam’s camp informed PEP, “Hindi magsasalita si Sam.”

ANNE’S CAMP. PEP also got in touch with Veronique del Rosario of VIVA Artists Agency, which is handling Anne’s career.

In a text message sent to Section Editor Jocelyn Dimaculangan at 4:07 p.m., she said she was in a meeting.

At 5 p.m., we rang Del Rosario's number, but she did not pick up.

At 5:30 p.m., this writer sent another message to Del Rosario asking for her help to contact Anne.

At 5:38 p.m., VIVA executive June Rufino rang to say Del Rosario is still in a meeting, and that they've been trying to reach Anne's number.

Likewise, a text message was sent by Associate Editor Rommel Llanes to Therese Ramos, Anne's handler. But no word from her yet at press time.

We also rang Ramos's number at 4:44 p.m. and 5:07 p.m., but her phone just kept on ringing.