Multiple stars were in Singapore over the National Day weekend.
Aaron Kwok
Aaron Kwok was first seen together with his two daughters, nine-year-old Chantelle and seven-year-old Charlotte, as well as his father-in-law at Universal Studios Singapore on Monday (Aug 10).
Multiple Xiaohongshu netizens posted photos of the 60-year-old Hong Kong singer-actor at various locations in the theme park, including at Transformers The Ride, outside Far Far Away Castle, Minion Land as well as at The Lost World zone, guided by a staff member.
He was seen together with his Chinese model wife Moka Fang and their daughters at the zoo on Aug 11. They also have a baby girl born in October 2025.
At one point, visitors who recognised Aaron surrounded him and took photos with their mobile phones. He maintained a friendly smile as he walked towards his family.
Aaron also reportedly visited Night Safari with his family members later that evening.
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Aaron was in Singapore in June to film a commercial for Chinese e-payment app Alipay, for which he is an ambassador. He was spotted by netizens at various locations then, including Changi Airport, Sentosa and Dempsey Hill.
Christine Fan and Blackie Chen
Taiwanese celebrity couple Christine Fan and Blackie Chen were also in Singapore over the weekend together with their twin sons River and Ryan for their vacation.
In an Instagram post on Aug 9, the 50-year-old singer-host, who performed at Malaysia’s Genting Highlands the day before as part of her 2026 Fan Fan World Tour, revealed they had arrived at Capella Singapore and gave a tour of the luxurious villa they would be staying in.
Christine also shared that it was their third time there as she and their children like the environment and safety: “We always feel very relaxed when we stay here.”
She posted another reel on Aug 10, where they spent time together at the pool.
A netizen, who also stayed at the same hotel, posted two selfies taken together with Christine and Blackie when they met for two consecutive days.
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Blackie also posted an Instagram reel yesterday, where he visited Singapore Badminton Stadium and recounted how he broke his anterior cruciate ligament there for the first time in 1999 during a basketball game.
The 49-year-old TV host, who was a former basketball player, shared previously that his sport career ended prematurely because of the injury.
He said in his latest post: “I believe that when god closes a window, he will open another door for you. If my [basketball] career didn’t end prematurely, I wouldn’t be working on the things I am doing now.”
Blackie founded Taiwanese professional basketball league P.League+ in 2020.
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