Prudent financial planning takes practice. In the local drama Whatever Will Be, Will Be, actress Kym Ng acts as a woman obsessed with money, a strong contrast from her real personality, which is more relaxed with financial matters, she shared in a recent interview with Shin Min Daily News. The 56-year-old admitted: "Twenty to 30 years ago, I earned $4,000.
Discussing death and afterlife planning may be a taboo subject to some, but there will definitely come a time where one will have to speak with someone about it. In a recent interview with 8World to promote the new drama Till the End, local veteran actress-host Kym Ng said that her family is open to talk about funeral plans. The.
Some bad-tempered actors have to rein in their grouchiness, but some need to have their inner demons drawn out of them. Speaking to 8world recently, local actor Richie Koh talked about some of his difficulties acting in the funeral-themed drama Till The End, specifically as a character who was abused by his father in childhood and thus develops a grumpy.
Even as his sons get married and move out, an empty nest is not a concern for Zhu Houren and his wife. AsiaOne recently spoke to the 68-year-old veteran actor at the roadshow for the new dialect drama Whatever Will Be, Will Be, held at Toa Payoh HDB Hub. His younger son, actor Joel Choo, posted last month about his.