Zia Dantes and Dahlia Heussaff are showing that there's more to them than having famous showbiz parents.
The daughters of Anne Curtis and Marian Rivera, respectively, exhibited their singing talents during RMA Studio Academy's Destination - The World Stage annual concert on the evening of November 5, 2026.
Held at the Proscenium Theater in Rockwell, Makati City, the concert featured performances from the academy's students, including the two celebrity kids.
Dahlia, 6, took the stage with a rendition of "This Is Me," originally performed by Keala Settle for the 2017 musical film The Greatest Showman.
Looking every bit like a fairytale princess, Dahlia wore a shimmering silver-blue ball gown featuring an off-shoulder design with delicate puff sleeves.
Its fitted bodice flowed into a voluminous, floor-length skirt made of several layers of glittery tulle. She completed her look with a decorative hair accessory.
Meanwhile, Zia, 10, showcased her vocal range as she belted out Adele's hit song "Rolling in the Deep."
For the occasion, Zia wore a custom creation by Steph Tan Couture.
Her powder-blue ensemble featured a structured satin bodice with delicate shoulder straps, a fitted waist, and an asymmetrical peplum detail adorned with floral embellishments.
The full-length, flowing skirt completed her elegant stage look. With her hair neatly pulled back and her microphone in hand, Zia confidently delivered her performance.
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ANNE CURTIS, MARIAN RIVERA REACT TO DAUGHTERS' PERFORMANCES
Needless to say, their performances made their mothers beam with pride.
Anne Curtis took to her Instagram Stories ahead of the concert to share a rehearsal photo of Dahlia, who was wearing a black shirt at the time.
"It's a special day [white heart emoji] @rmastudioacademy I think I'm gonna cry," the It's Showtime mainstay host wrote.
Marian Rivera, meanwhile, uploaded a video of Zia's performance on her own Instagram Stories, accompanied by a heartfelt message for her daughter.
"Keep singing, my love! So proud of you, Zia! [white heart emoji]," the Kapuso actress expressed.
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NETIZENS PRAISE ZIA's and DAHLIA'S SINGING TALENTS
Clips of the two young performers also drew attention from social media users, who conveyed their admiration for their vocal abilities.
A netizen compared Dahlia's singing voice to that of an angel, writing: "Parang Angel pag kumanta si Dahlia, ganda boses."
Another praised Zia's rendition of Adele's song, commenting: "ROLLING in the DEEP (Adele) Way to go, pretty Zia, Way to go!"
One social media user also pointed out the value of formal vocal training, saying: "Malalaman mo talaga pag nag voice lesson kaysa sa Natural."
Another praised both girls, writing: "Marian and Anne, we all know they're not singers but look at their girls? Wow they can really sing professionally. Good job girls! [red heart emojis]"
Zia also received compliments about her appearance and growing confidence onstage.
"Habang padalaga, paganda ng paganda si Zia. Parang bilis pati tumangkad. Ituloy lang voice lesson, may ibubuga na 'tong batang 'to. Napakagandang bata," one netizen wrote.
Dahlia, meanwhile, received affection from another commenter, who noted her resemblance to her mother.
"I love Dahlia, adorable like her mom [emoji]. Kahit ganoon boses ni Anne, nagbibigay saya pa rin sa mga tao, yung pag-birit niya, tuwang-tuwa at humihiyaw mga nanonood [emoji]," the commenter wrote.
With their respective performances, Dahlia and Zia gave audiences another glimpse of their growing artistic abilities, earning applause from their proud moms and plenty of compliments from netizens.
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