Influencer from China is blessed with a pretty face and gorgeous
figure. Her social media name is very unusual, she named herself Brother
Lolita. Previously she shared her horrified experience of plastic surgery that
almost gone wrong and could be lethal. It was then that her post became viral
and she gained lots of followers because of her revelation. There were also
unhappy incidents when people spread scandalous news about her online, she went
on live and broke down with tears to beg for mercy. Such is the cost of fame.
Anyone interested to learn piano at home? Enny (林酸酸) used to be a home teacher
teaching students how to play piano. Enny has short hair with gorgeous look.
Although she looks cool, she is actually quite approachable. Enny also likes
art and music. With regards to her relationship, she likes man who has a sense
of humour.
Enny likes Japanese cuisine. She frequently posted on her Instagram
page of the seafood and Kobe beef she has enjoyed.
Coffee Lam is a successful YouTube influencer, yoga teacher and former
TVB actress. In 2020, she got the honour of becoming the first
Cantonese-language content creator to amass more than a million followers and is
now one of Hong Kong's most popular YouTubers. Most people don’t look beyond
her success today and realize that she actually had a very bad start in life.
She grew up in a poor, sometimes violent household and also later became
embroiled in a paparazzi-fuelled sex scandal in her early 20s. The scandal caused
such emotional turmoil that she almost died from an autoimmune disease.
Coffee grew up in a tiny home, with seven people in a subdivided flat
little more than a 100 square feet (9.3 square metres) in size. Her father was
hard-working, but they were very poor. Their family culture prizes sons over
daughters (like most conservative Chinese families), so Coffee was often
neglected. She was even expected to do things for her older brother.
An unexpected encounter with a talent manager brought Lam an
opportunity to become an actress at local broadcaster TVB in 2008. She quit
university in her first year to pursue acting. At first she was only signed up to
perform in one show and her salary was only HK$1,000 (US$130) a month.
In order to support her poor family, Coffee had to take on many shows
at the same time. She played the roles that no one wanted such as mistress or promiscuous
woman. People then started stereotyping her as such in real life.
The competitive environment at TVB drove her body to the brink. Afraid
of losing shows, she once returned to a set immediately after undergoing
invasive surgery, ignoring her doctor's advice to take a month's bed rest. She
failed to inform her employers of her condition, but the situation soon
revealed itself when she collapsed in a pool of blood.
It was then that she decided it was time to start taking better care
of her body. She signed up for a yoga class and accidentally joined a session
for advanced students.
Lam took a substantial amount from her savings to study for a yoga
teaching qualification. "It was tough," she says. "I still
stressed myself out by doing acting and yoga training concurrently, but I felt
happy the whole time. Every day I did something that gave me so much
satisfaction. I felt power."
It was around that time, in 2014, that Lam discovered her long-term
boyfriend was having an affair, and she ended their relationship.
"I started going out a lot and drinking to forget my pain, and
that's when 'the incident' happened," she says, referring to a video clip
showing Lam and a man, both under the influence, entering a disabled restroom
at the IFC Mall, before emerging a reported 30 minutes later to a crowd of
paparazzi. The video ignited a supposed sex scandal that became indelibly
associated with her name.
For years, Lam endured ridicule, including from her family, who cared
little for the truth and focused more on the shame she had brought upon them.
It came to a point when she was diagnosed with systemic sclerosis, an
autoimmune disease that eats away at the body's tissue, with a doctor telling
her that once it reached her throat, she would die.
Lam went through painful, expensive treatments before finally giving
up and deciding to live out her days by travelling with friends. Removed from
the toxic hometown environment, her condition healed itself.
Slowly, she learned to address the whispers she would hear behind her
with a laugh, and to focus on building her yoga practice. One day in 2014, a
former TVB staffer called her about joining a YouTube production company.
Soon, Lam was editing and creating her own videos, which she still
does today. She doesn't feel her following grew quickly - it took a year or so
of regular posts for a "death by abs workout" video to achieve a
million hits. She is now one of Hong Kong's top three YouTube content creators
with 1.3 million subscribers.
Lam's YouTube channel features weekly fitness and yoga tutorials, with
workouts targeting specific body parts and postural issues from anterior pelvic
tilt to hunched shoulders, along with personal vlogs and updates on her beauty
regime, family life and aspects of motherhood.
"I'm still a bit lazy. I don't film a video a day, I just want my
YouTube channel to touch and help people. I'd rather do quality over quantity
and I don't want to forget my original intention. People tell me to create a
premium membership, but I don't want to lose people who can't afford it. I've
even cut YouTube ads that show up midway. I feel that the YouTube channel is my
home, and I only want to bring in things that I love."
Lam credits her husband with helping her find balance and sanity. The
couple now have a two-year-old son and she has - for the first time in her life
- found happiness.
"People say I should be thankful for that 'incident' because it
brought me my fame. Maybe that's true. But actually, it's what took me to rock
bottom. It was yoga that raised me back up. It was my own resilience and
perseverance. Scandals happen to lots of people, and a lot of people disappear
from the public eye. It was my choice to work hard and soldier on, because I
didn't have any other options. I was like a weed, I had to grow where I was
left," she says.
"The first half of my life was bitter, but now it is sweet. And
without the bitter, I wouldn't appreciate the sweetness as much. My failures
have made me who I am today, which is a positive person."
For those of you who enjoy instant Korean food like Jin Ramen,
three-minute curry or microwaveable rice porridge, you’ve probably came across
the Korean food manufacturing company Ottogi – the household brand nicknamed
“God-ttogi”.
While the rich chaebol family behind the company prefers to keep low
profile, Ham Yon-ji, the 24-year-old daughter of Ottogi chairman Ham
Young-joon, is anything but. She is rich, talented and very pretty!
Ham Yong-ji is making a name for herself in a completely different
field: musical theatre. She attended the prestigious Daewon Foreign Language
High School and New York University Tisch School of the Arts, and subsequently
made her debut as Scarlett O‘Hara in a French musical version of Gone with the Wind
in 2015. Ham defeated 300 competitors for the role. Since then, she has
appeared in musicals like Amadeus and Notre-Dame de Paris as well as the 2016
TV drama [Still Loving You].
This ambitious lady is also a YouTuber! She shares her daily life
through vlogs, cooking videos and song covers, keeping her audience entertained
with her cheerful personality.
Last year, Ham also signed a contract with entertainment agency
Sandbox Network.
In 2016, Ham Yong-ji was ranked the fifth-richest celebrity as she
owned more than US$31 million worth of company investments in stocks.
Ham has also shared her favourite shoes and bags on her YouTube
channel. Each item has a story of its own. Her Jimmy Choo glitter gradation
pumps, for example, were a wedding gift from her dad that she only wore twice.
She also has Louis Vuitton shoes passed down from her mother and a 50-year-old
bag from her grandmother.
Ham’s family earned its “God-ttogi” nickname through various
charitable campaigns, from funding university scholarships to supporting
children with heart disease. They strongly believe in making contribution to
their community. Ham has also uploaded videos of her volunteering works with
her father. With such generous attitude despite their wealth, no wonder the Ham
Family is so highly respected by their community. It is important to have more
people like Ham Yong-ji who takes full advantage of her privileges to help
others in need.
Korean beauty
Bitnara was a model and social media live host at the same time. With her sweet
look and great body, she manages to attract a lot of male followers.
She is very
active on Instagram, frequently posts her lifestyle photos. She has more than
900,000 fans following her!
In a black
tight dress revealing her slim long leg. Almost perfect body with beautiful
face. Her name is Moon, a Tsinghua University graduate.
Moon came
from Guangzhou and her horoscope is Pisces. Although she has high qualification,
Moon does not show off her talent in the public. She constantly posts photos on
her Chinese social media platform Weibo. She says these posts are just a tip of
the iceberg of her life. To her, Weibo is more like an online photo album. She
is of the opinion that social media is just a small part of her life.
Some people were simply born to be in the spotlight, and the fabulous Ezurin Khyra is one of them.
The royal and former model has reached another milestone with the new season launch of Malaysian seriesThe House,propelling her and her family to the status of reality stars.
The show, which has drawn comparisons to US series The Simple Life and isn’t unlike Korean series Hyori’s Homestay, has Khyra and her children trade in their luxury lifestyle to live in a small traditional house. Cameras capture their every move as they undertake daily chores, visit the market and make a home out of their temporary kampung village house.
Khyra’s claim to fame was her modelling career that splashed her across magazine covers and TV commercials from the 1990s onwards. Her youthfulness and contemporary style still manages to turn heads today. She’s also active on Instagram, offering her followers peeks at all the designer ensembles she wears and the fashion events she’s a regular at. She also has the contact list of a true A-lister; Kim Kardashian and Lionel Richie are among her friends.
Although they divorced two years ago, Khyra was once married to Negeri Sembilan royal Tunku Dato’ Yaacob Khyra of Malaysia. (The titles tunku or tengku are usually reserved for children of state rulers, and are somewhat equivalent to princes or princesses.) Her ex-husband is the executive chairman of MAA Group, a Malaysian investment holding company. Together, they share five children.
Before Covid-19, Khyra was often spotted jetting off from enviable destination to destination, from New York to Langkawi to Brazil. A number of those trips were dedicated to ensuring that her children got into ideal boarding schools abroad. She started having them visit these schools at a young age, and even flew back and forth to the UK to help them settle in.
Everyday you login to your Facebook, I bet the most common pictures that you will find are other people's selfies. Social media has become a tool for normal people to have a sense of celebrity status online.
Everyone wants to look good on their social media profiles. Some turn to better angling while others go for filters to make themselves look more presentable.
The best tool however, is by using software like Photoshop to create a much more sophisticated but sometimes far from reality look.
The socialite, entrepreneur and
Instagram celebrity recently launched her own line of skincare products. Called
Luminous1 By Jamie Chua, the range is made to give skin hydration and radiance.
Ms Chua is a mother of two and
former air stewardess. She is also the co-founder of Closet Raider, a pre-owned
luxury goods retail platform.
What is the one beauty product you
would not step out of the house without?
I use Luminous1 by Jamie Chua The
Elixir to protect my skin throughout the day. It is a day and night serum that
protects my skin from pollution and sun damage while hydrating, lifting and
tightening it. The serum also gives my skin energy even when I feel tired.
What are some of your must-have
grooming sessions?
For body slimming treatments such as
cavitation, radio frequency and lipo laser, I go to Cambridge Therapeutics once
every two weeks.
I visit the Dream Clinic for a
Korean khuum facial and clarity laser treatment every fortnight to keep my skin
free of dead skin cells and boost its radiance level.
