Sharon Au is a former Singaporean actress and television host who rose to fame in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
She became a popular figure through her work as a presenter on shows such as City Beats and President’s Charity, cementing her status as one of MediaCorp’s leading talents. Her performances in TV series such as “Tiramisu” have also attracted attention.
She is known for her bilingual abilities, switching seamlessly between Mandarin and English shows, making her a versatile figure in the entertainment industry.
After achieving great success in television, Sharon took a sabbatical in 2005 to further her studies in Japan. She eventually turned her attention from show business to a corporate career in Paris.
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- Full name: O’Sharon
- Date of birth: August 13, 1975
- Age: 49 years old
- Gender: Female
- Place of birth: Singapore
- Nationality: Singapore
- Occupation: Former actor, TV host, investment director
- Height: Not applicable
- Parents: Jeffrey Au and Irene Au
- Siblings: Not applicable
- Spouse: Not applicable
- Children: Not applicable
- Relationship status: single
- Religion: Not applicable
- Ethnicity: Chinese
- Net worth: $1 million to $5 million
early life and education
Sharon Au was born in Singapore on August 13, 1975 to parents Jeffrey Au and Irene Au. The 49-year-old was born in an ordinary family and was raised by her mother. Sharon attended CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School and Hwa Chong Junior College.
Her academic journey has taken her beyond the borders of Singapore. In 2005, she entered Japan’s Waseda University to study liberal arts. Sharon also spent a year on an exchange program at Jean-Moulins University in Lyon, France.
Her fluency in multiple languages, including English, Mandarin, Japanese and French, is a hallmark of her personal and professional life. Sharon’s education was critical to her career, especially her transition from the entertainment industry to a corporate role.
personal life
O’Salon’s personal life has been the subject of interest and speculation, especially after she moved to Paris. Despite being a public figure, she spent much of her life away from the spotlight.
She has remained single and has publicly shared her reflections on not having children, expressing some regret but also acceptance of her life choices.
Sharon often shares her struggles, including her mental health challenges, dealing with depression, and her journey of self-healing since leaving the entertainment industry.
She currently lives in Paris and works as an investment director at a private equity firm, a career path she started in 2018. Although she has no children, Sharon mentioned that her pet cat Rudon provides her with companionship. Parisian home.
Profession
Sharon Au’s career began when she was discovered during a stage production at Toy Factory Productions. Her first break in television came in 1997 when she started hosting shows for MediaCorp, one of Singapore’s major media companies.
Over the next decade, Sharon became a staple on Singapore television, hosting popular shows such as City Beat and President’s Star Charity alongside co-hosts such as Bryan Wong and Kym Ng. She also ventured into acting, playing notable roles in plays such as “Tiramisu.”
In 2005, at the peak of her career, Sharon unexpectedly took a break from the entertainment industry and went to Japan to receive higher education. She returned to Singapore in 2011 but turned her focus to the corporate world.
After founding and leading styleXstyle.com under MediaCorp, she later moved to the private sector in Paris as investment director, where she has remained ever since.
Awards
- – Star Award, Best Variety Show Host (2000-2003)
- – Star Award, Best Comedian (N/A)
- – Nominated and won several other Star Awards during his tenure at MediaCorp
net worth
Sharon Au’s net worth ranges from $1 million to $5 million. Her wealth comes primarily from her successful television career as an actress and presenter and subsequent corporate roles.
In recent years, her income has increased as a director of private equity investments in Paris.
dispute
Although O’Sharon has not been immune to controversy, she has maintained a positive public image throughout her career. One notable incident occurred in 2015 when she hosted the opening ceremony of the Southeast Asian Games.
During the event, she imitated an Indian accent, which many viewers found inappropriate and offensive. This caused a public backlash and Sharon quickly apologized for her actions, expressing regret for any harm caused.
The incident highlighted the sensitivity of cultural representation in public performance and prompted Sharon to reflect on her role as a public figure.
In her personal life, Sharon has been candid about her mental health struggles, especially after her departure from Mediacorp. She has spoken openly about her battle with depression, which began while she was studying abroad.
Sharon’s open discussion about her mental health resonated with many fans and contributed to the wider conversation about mental health in Singapore.
social media
- – Instagram: @sharonau13
- – Twitter: N/A
film chronology
- – Tales of the Third Kind III (1997)
- – Correct frequency
- – Tiramisu(2005)
