Anne Curtis and her boyfriend Erwan Heussaff denied via separate Twitter posts that they are already engaged.
Fake news about their alleged engagement was posted on the Instagram account of a wedding inspirations blog on Wednesday morning. The post showed a photo of Anne and Erwan with the former holding a plate of cupcakes.
The caption read: "Literally the sweetest engagement!!!! Congratulations @erwanjheussaff and @annecurtissmith !"
Word immediately spread, and hours later, on Wednesday evening, Anne took to Twitter to deny the engagement news, saying: "Hahaha! Where did this news come from? Just got calls from my friends + my sister asking if I got engaged! LABO! Who kaya started the rumor?"
Likewise, Erwan also tweeted: "Ummm if i were to propose guys, i wouldnt do it with cupcakes. You'd think they would make me look better in a fake proposal #fakenews #oops."
The Instagram post about the proposal, meanwhile, has already been deleted. The blog's editor posted a message instead, apologizing to the celebrity couple and explaining that the fake news came out because a new intern misunderstood an article about Anne and Erwan that she had read.
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Fake news about their alleged engagement was posted on the Instagram account of a wedding inspirations blog on Wednesday morning. The post showed a photo of Anne and Erwan with the former holding a plate of cupcakes.
The caption read: "Literally the sweetest engagement!!!! Congratulations @erwanjheussaff and @annecurtissmith !"
Word immediately spread, and hours later, on Wednesday evening, Anne took to Twitter to deny the engagement news, saying: "Hahaha! Where did this news come from? Just got calls from my friends + my sister asking if I got engaged! LABO! Who kaya started the rumor?"
Likewise, Erwan also tweeted: "Ummm if i were to propose guys, i wouldnt do it with cupcakes. You'd think they would make me look better in a fake proposal #fakenews #oops."
The Instagram post about the proposal, meanwhile, has already been deleted. The blog's editor posted a message instead, apologizing to the celebrity couple and explaining that the fake news came out because a new intern misunderstood an article about Anne and Erwan that she had read.
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