SINGAPORE – China-based Singaporean pop duo By2 are back in Singapore for the first time in three years. The Mandopop group, which comprises twin sisters Miko and Yumi, posted on Chinese social media platform Weibo last Thursday night that they were heading home for Chinese New Year after eight hours of packing. “Here we come, Singapore,” they wrote, posting photos...
Meanwhile, Taiwanese singer-actress Ella Chen of girl group S.H.E is spending Chinese New Year in her husband’s home town.
She showed off her skills in cutting durians in a post on social media on Friday night, writing: “I have to eat durians when I am back in Malaysia. I am opening my own durians.”Other celebrities are taking this time to show off their families’ latest additions in their festive posts. News of their third child’s birth was first broken by the Hong Kong media on Jan 12, with Cheng subsequently responding to media queries by saying “both mother and child are well”.
“What a blessing it is to have him in our lives and, in case you are wondering, both boys have been extremely welcoming of their baby brother and helping out to take care of him too,” the couple wrote.
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