Anne Curtis Introduces Daughter To The World: 'I Never Knew I Could Love Someone So Much'

Four days after Anne Curtis reportedly gave birth in Australia, the new mom finally confirmed the news herself by posting her daughter's first photo on Instagram and introducing her to the world.

“Everyone, I would like to introduce our darling daughter, Dahlia Amélie Heussaff,” the mom wrote in her caption.

Though her face can’t be seen in the photo, Dahlia’s little hands clutching Anne’s finger is so heartwarming to see. And Anne conveys her happiness in her post.

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“Never knew I could love someone so much… So much that it hurts in a good way… it’s an unexplainable kind of love. The kind I’ve never felt before,” Anne wrote. “It’s so overwhelming and fills your heart to the brim with pure happiness.”

She adds, “I will always be here to love, protect, guide and hold her little hand every step of the way… even when that little hand isn’t so little anymore.”

Anne ended the post with “02-03-2020”, signifying Dahlia’s birth date.

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Of course, Anne’s husband, Erwan Heussaff also made an Instagram post about their baby. “Our beautiful little daughter was born on March 2, 2020. I never knew that my heart could grow so quickly in just one day,” the new dad wrote as caption to an adorable photo of Dahlia’s tiny feet.

He also honored Anne’s strength throughout her pregnancy. According to reports, Anne had given birth via normal delivery.

“I also had no idea that I could fall in even more in love with my wife. Anne was so impressive throughout her pregnancy and labor and I will forever be in her debt,” Erwan wrote.

In a postscript, Erwan also shared their daughter’s name, cheekily commenting, “in case some reporter decides to ‘break the news’ again.”

He ended his post with, “Hug your mothers,” and the hashtag, #girldad.

Congratulations again Anne and Erwan!

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