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For the rest of the year, local ‘Ah Jie’ Zoe Tay will play only one role and it will not be on TV.
In an interview with Shin Min Daily News, the veteran actress revealed that she will stop acting in order to help her three children prepare for their exams, especially her second son Ashton, who entered high school this year.
She also has Brayden, 15, and Nathan, nine, with her husband Philip Chionh.
The earliest we’ll probably see her on our TV screens will be next year. Don’t wait too long for eager fans if you ask us.
Meanwhile, in addition to preparing her children for exams, the 52-year-old will use the downtime to focus on her fitness. She said, “After sending my kids to school, every now and then I go for a walk to MacRitchie Reservoir.
“The old [Mediacorp] The station was located in front of the reservoir, but for more than 30 years, I rarely explored the area, although we occasionally fired there. Recently my friend brought me to this paradise (MacRitchie Reservoir) and I love the natural scenery. I can breathe fresh air and train my body, it kills two birds with one stone ”, he added.
Performing an Indian dance for the President’s Star Charity
While he will not take on acting roles, he will continue to work. In addition to her editorial sessions, she will be part of this year’s President’s Star charity, where she will perform a modern Indian dance routine with six recipients of the annual fundraiser.
All of his teammates have trained for a while and one of them even competed abroad. She said: “They are the teachers, I am the student. They have given a lot for their performance, but one of them recently went abroad and must be quarantined so they cannot join us. It is unfortunate.”
No possibility to work with Alien
The recent death of Taiwanese celebrity Alien Huang has a ripple effect that can be acutely felt on our shores and has a strong connection to many local celebrities.
For Zoe, however, she didn’t get a chance to work with him.
She said: “He was a very lovable person. I met him from time to time in the makeup room and he didn’t feel like some of the Hong Kong and Taiwanese celebrities who walked around with a strong aura. He was quite a warm person.
“I also heard from the team and colleagues that he was very easy to work with. He was very calm and professional on set. It pains me to read news like that and it is very unfortunate.”
