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Julie Tan (born 22 September 1992) is a Malaysian-born Singaporean actress. She entered the entertainment industry in 2008 and has appeared in many television series and dramas.
In 2013, she played the lead role for the first time in the film “96°C Cafe”. In the same year, she played the lead role again in the film “The Girl in the Apron”.
Julie Tan has also won several honors in recognition of her outstanding performance in the film and television industry. For example, in 2013, she was honored in the Rocket Award category at the 19th Star Awards ceremony.
Singaporean actress
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| Name: | Tao Shaoyin |
| stage name: | Julie Tan |
| Date of Birth: | September 22, 1993 (30 years old) |
| place of birth: | Penang, Malaysia |
| Country of Citizenship: | Malaysian, Singaporean |
| high: | 1.68m |
| parents: | Doris Carver |
| Brothers and sisters: | not applicable |
| Husband • Spouse: | unmarried |
| Boyfriend and partner: | Calvert Tay |
| Children: | not applicable |
| Profession: | Actress • Television personality |
| net worth: | $5 million |
Early life and education
Julie Tan, whose real name is Tao Shao Yin, was born in Penang, Malaysia on September 22, 1992. She moved to Singapore from Malaysia when she was very young.
Although she has spent most of her life in Malaysia and Singapore, she is of Chinese descent. Currently, little is known about her father. On the other hand, her mother is simply known as Doris Khaw.
Julie Tan studied drama at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore.
It is unknown how many siblings Julie Tan has as she has never spoken publicly about them. It is unknown where they live, what jobs they do, or any other information about them. Due to the lack of information, some have speculated that Julie Tan may be an only child. However, this has not been confirmed and remains just a theory.
Personal life
Julie Tan has had several relationships in the past. She revealed that she was once in a relationship with a Singaporean businessman who was 11 years older than her. According to her, she suffered too much from the abusive relationship.
It was previously revealed that Pan Ling Ling had advised Ang Hui Fang’s son Calvert Tay, 22, to get vaccinated against sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) amid speculation that he was dating Julie Tan, who later responded to the media about her past relationships.
Profession
Julie Tan made her screen debut in the 2008 film The Promise, in which she played a mentally challenged teenager. She was also the runner-up for The New Paper’s New Faces. In 2010, she appeared in television shows such as The Magician, No Limits and A New Beginning.
In 2011, she turned down an opportunity to join the Korean pop girl group Skarf after auditioning for Alpha Entertainment. She played lead roles in the TV series A Tale of Two Cities and A Song to Remember.
In 2013, Julie Tan starred in the films Judgment Day and The Girl in the Apron. She was chosen to host the premiere of A Date with a K-Pop Star on February 21, 2014, where she visited Korea and socialized with celebrities.
Julie Chen’s first solo lead role was in the 2013 film 96°C Cafe. She also starred in Gonna Make It in the same year. She played the main antagonist in the 2015 film The Dream Makers II.
She won her first acting award for her breakthrough performance as Dong Zihuai in Dreamers II. In May 2016, she announced that Julie Tan would temporarily leave the showbiz for six months and enroll in a four-month acting study at the New York Film Academy.
net worth
Julie Tan has an estimated net worth of $5 million. She is best known for her role in the film The Girl in the Apron. The film was a huge success.
Julie Tan’s performance in the film won critical acclaim and helped her career take off. In addition to her acting career, she is also a successful model. She has appeared on the covers of many magazines.
Social Media
- Instagram account: @Julietan_cxq
- Twitter account: @Julietan_cxq
Filmography
- Mr. Flower
- True Lies
- Until we meet again
- Girl in apron
- My first school
- Peace and prosperity
- Dream Maker
- Journey: Our Homeland
- Tiger Mom
- Love in the air
- In the name of love
- Judgment Day
- Will succeed
- Solving the Mystery
- 96°C Café
- A song worth remembering
- Play with love
- A new beginning
- No restrictions
- magician
- promise
- Secret for sale
