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Michelle Wong (b. 1995)

Alias:
黄怡灵

Birthplace:
Singapore

Born:
May 15, 1995

Biography from TheMovieDB

Michelle Wong is a Singaporean actress and host.  After graduating from Monash University, she entered Mediacorp Channel 5’s acting and hosting competition, “The 5 Search” and emerged as one of the Top 5 finalists. Since then, she has expanded her repertoire to comedy and hosting in Channel U’s “Project W”, played one of the main supporting leads in Channel 8’s 170 episode long form drama “Peace and Prospertiy”, and main leads in Channel 5’s “Faculty” and “Code of Law 4”. She acted alongside with Rebecca Lim, Chen Han Wei and Shaun Chen in the highly anticipated 2018 blockbuster Blessings 2.  Besides television work, she had the opportunity to be involved in “Wonderboy” – the Dick Lee biopic in which she played his doting younger sister. She has also dabbled in Variety – participating in Channel 8’s travelogue programme “Take a Break”, as well as roving reporting for Channel 5’s “The 5 Show” and “We are Singaporeans”.  As for live hosting, she served as the 2016 New Year’s Countdown Pre Show host, and “Its Good to be Home on 5” roadshow. Michelle is also the resident host of “The Celebrity Takeover”, an initiative by The Celebrity Agency to share motivational stories and inspire students by holding talks in various educational institutes.  Michelle is proficient in English, Chinese and basic conversational Korean.

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