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Jeanette Aw Ee-Ping (born 28 June 1979), also known as Ou Xuan, is a Singaporean actress, host, filmmaker, businesswoman and writer. Aw was named as one of the Seven Princesses of Mediacorp in 2006, after which she achieved wider success with her leading role in acclaimed drama The Little Nyonya.
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Jeanette Aw is a Singaporean actress, director and writer who started her career in 2001. She is known for her roles in Senses, 21, The Dream Makers and other TV series and films.
- January 1, 1
- 1.63 m
- Singapore
- She’S An Award-Winning Actress
- She’S Now A Free Agent
- She’S A Profesh Baker
- She Has Her Own Production Company
- She’S Been on The Big screen
- She Has Published Books
- She’S An Artist
- She's An Ambassador For A City in Japan
- She Held A Solo Art Exhibition
- She Almost Became A Child Psychologist
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As a sign of how popular and talented Jeanette is, she has nabbed 29 Star Awards during her 15-year career with Mediacorp. She has also been nominated eight times for Best Actress at the Star Awards and finally snagged her first nod — much to the delight of her fans — in 2016, for her role as Zhao Fei Er, a depressed actress, in Channel 8 drama The...
Jeanette sent shock waves rippling through the industry when she announced in 2017 that she was going solo at the peak of her career, bidding farewell after 15 years of being contracted to Mediacorp. At the same time, she also decided not to continue with her management agency Hype Records. “This decision was deliberated upon over time. Personal gr...
In 2018, Jeanette moved to Bangkok and enrolledin the Le Cordon Bleu Dusit Culinary School to get a Diploma in Patisserie. She has always loved baking, so getting certified seemed like the next natural step. Also, she finally had the time to do so. In an interview, Jeanette said she relished the nine-month course because whilst she was busy, she go...
Jeanette registered production company Picturesque Films in 2012 when she wanted to try her hand at filmmaking. But it was only in 2017 that she really putting her pedal on the metal on this. She went on to make her first short film, The Last Entry, which was written, produced and directed by the lady herself. The film, inspired by her godmother’s ...
Jeanette’s debut showing on the silver screen was in the 2015 film Find My Dad, where she played Ping Ma, a single mum to a boy Ping An, who started asking questions about the whereabouts of his father. Her second film is Eric Khoo’s Ramen Teh, a 2018 foodie movie about cultural and culinary fusion. She plays Mei Lian, the Singaporean wife to a Jap...
The busy multi-hyphenate just doesn’t seem to stop, does she? Jeanette published Jeanette Aw: Definitions in 2012, a memoir that shed light on the personal aspects of her life including a breast cancer scare and playing mother to her three godchildren. She followed that up with the pictorial book Sol’s World: Somebody To Love in 2015, about a littl...
Jeanette has always waxed lyrically about appreciating art, as well as her love for creating something new on canvas. “I love seeing something emerge that is not of this world. I love giving it colours. And sometimes, I love it in black and white. I love how my emotions are translated in such a fashion,” she said in a 2015 blog post. “I would love ...
The city is called Takasaki and it is located in the Gunma prefecture of the Kanto region of Japan. While we aren’t sure how Jeanette got the appointment, it was likely due to the shooting of Eric Khoo’s Ramen Teh back in 2018. Jeanette later shot her short film Senses in Takasaki. ALSO READ: Jeanette Aw is opening a patisserie but don't expect her...
While Jeanette Aw was in Tokyo pursuing her Le Cordon Bleu certificate, she also held a solo art exhibition and book launch for the republication of Sol’s World: Somebody To Love in Japanese. Jeanette said in an interview with Today that the republication of her book was totally unplanned. She said that as she was the PR ambassador for Takasaki Cit...
While it might be difficult to think of Jeanette as anything but an actress first, the thespian almost became a child psychologist. In a 2015 interview with The New Paper, Jeanette revealed that she “considered majoring in child psychology” due to her love for children. She eventually did a double major in theatre studies and psychologybut stuck to...
Learn about Jeanette Aw's career, achievements, hobbies and passions in this comprehensive profile. From her award-winning roles to her baking skills, from her production company to her artworks, discover the versatile side of the Singaporean star.
Mar 19, 2024 · The actress, who played the orphaned Peranakan girl in the 2008 drama, will reprise the role in Emerald Hill, set to air in 2025. She said she was convinced by the writer and producer to come back and do reservist for the character.
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Apr 24, 2016 · After being nominated seven times in the same category, the 36-year-old finally clinched the Best Actress award at last night's (April 24) Star Awards for her role as Zhao Fei Er, a top TV actress...
Dec 23, 2019 · The Singapore actress, who left Mediacorp in 2017, posted a photo of herself with a certificate on Facebook. She also shared her passion for pastry and her directorial and acting projects.
