Jasmine Curtis

Real Name	: Jasmine Casandra Ojales Curtis-Smith
Born	: 6 April 1994 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Occupation	: Actress, model

Personal Life

Jasmine Casandra Ojales Curtis-Smith, better known by her stage name Jasmine Curtis-Smith born on 6 April 1994 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is an Australian-Filipina actress, dancer, endorser, writer and model.

She is the younger sister of fellow actress and ABS-CBN contract artist Anne Curtis and the second youngest daughter of Carmencita Ojales, and James Ernest Curtis-Smith, an Australian lawyer[citation needed]. She also has a younger brother named Thomas James, who is currently completing secondary school in Australia. During her first stay in the Philippines, she studied at St. Paul College in Pasig City before leaving in 2005 to return to Australia, where she finished her elementary and secondary schooling. She graduated high school at Loyola College in Watsonia, Melbourne. Upon graduation, she returned to the Philippines to pursue a full-time career in showbiz, as well as pursuing a full-time university course. She is currently taking up AB Communication at the Ateneo de Manila University as a freshman.

Curtis first came into notice during her vacations in the Philippines visiting her sister Anne, and it was not until mid-2011, when she appeared in ABS-CBN's noontime variety show Showtime, that networks began pushing to sign her. On 20 December 2011, Curtis signed an exclusive three-year contract with TV5 and is being groomed by the network to be one of its Primetime Princesses. In an interview after the contract signing, she mentioned that she felt really happy to have finally settled in TV5 and appreciated the network's decision to allow her to balance her studies and her showbiz career. In 2013, she signed another 3 year contract with TV5.

Curtis's first miniseries for TV5 was a television remake with JC de Vera of the 1991 Philippine action-romance film Ang Utol Kong Hoodlum, which was top billed by Robin Padilla and Vina Morales. Some of the scenes in the series were shot in Curtis's native Australia. In 2012, she played the role of Epifania "Anya" Dionisio in Nandito Ako, where she co-starred with Eula Caballero as Holly Posadas and American Idol Season 7 runner-up David Archuleta as Josh Bradley. As of 2013, she has starred in two films: 'Puti', a psychological thriller, where she played Nika; and 'Transit', where she played Yael, an Israeli-Filipino child of an OFW who faces deportation. Transit was one of the Philippine's entries to the Oscar's. Curtis was also on the cover of various magazines of 2013; Candy, Mega, and with sister Anne was the cover story of the Philippines' maiden issue of 'Hola!' She is currently hosting Spin Nation PH on TV5.