Xixi Lim

Alias:
林茜茜

Birthplace:
Singapore

Xixi debuted at the age of seven after she emerged as winner from a Children Singing Competition hosted by Mediacorp TV Singapore. She released two solo albums in 1996 & 1998, thereafter she took a break from the entertainment scene to focus on her studies.  In 2011, Xixi nailed her first television drama role on Mediacorp Channel 8 Mandarin drama “The Oath”, kickstarting her full-time acting career. With her positive and enthusiastic character, she has earned herself various roles in Mediacorp’s Channel 8 and Toggle original series drama. XiXi is very versatile and can play many different roles and characters with broad age range – from a Grandmother role in Okto’s Children Sitcom “Upside Down Café” to a Mukbang host in the recent Channel 8’s mandarin drama “My One in a Million”.  In 2018, Xixi filmed for Singapore movie “Fat Hope”, where she acted alongside with Taiwan Singer-Actor, Alien Huang, as siblings. Later that year, she clinched her first English Web-series, Girl Band Called Girl Band, produced by Clicknetwork. She was then spotted by celebrity model and artiste management Basic Models Management, and since then have been groomed to become the new plus-size female personality.  In 2019, Xixi was awarded with her first commercial for Bifesta, featuring together with celebrity model Fiona Fussi. She is now a regular face spotted in the local media and fashion scene.

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