Local actress Rebecca Lim has revealed on her talk show that she's considering becoming a full-time mother to spend more time with her son. She shares her thoughts and experiences with fellow actress Yvonne Lim, who relocated to Taipei with her family.
Rebecca Lim shared in the latest episode of her talk show With Love, Becks that she is considering becoming a full-time mum to spend more time with her son. Like many parents, local actress Rebecca Lim thinks that her child is growing up too fast and wants to accompany him in every step of his growth. She shared in the latest episode of her talk show With Love, Becks that her priorities changed after becoming a parent.
'I think we prioritise different areas when we're in different stages of life. I've been seriously thinking about becoming a full-time mum. My son hasn't turned one yet, but I feel like he's already grown so much and I've missed so many moments,' she said, adding that she regretted returning to work so soon. In the episode which aired yesterday (Dec 16), she also heard more about striving a balance between parenthood and career from local actress Yvonne Lim, who set aside her work to relocate to Taipei with her husband, former Taiwanese boy band member Alex Tien, and their five-month old son in 2015. Yvonne, 48, told Rebecca: 'I lived in my pyjamas most of the time . Can you believe it? As artistes, we're always dressed up for the camera. But when I was in Taiwan, I was just wearing my pyjamas all day long. I never left the house.' She also shared her decision to move to Taipei then: 'Alex had to travel very frequently and I saw how exhausting it was for him to constantly travel between Singapore and Taiwan… He looked really tired at the time and didn't even manage to shave his moustache. I felt sorry for him, so one day, I sat him down and told him I'd move to Taipei with him.' Yvonne also told Alex that she would only live there for two years and would return to Singapore after that for their child's education. However, she ended up giving birth to their daughter in 2017 and staying for a decade. When Rebecca asked if Alex had ever asked Yvonne to relocate before, she responded: 'Honestly, he had never asked me to move to Taipei with him
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