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Jacqueline Wong Sum-wing (Chinese: 黃心穎, born 23 January 1989) is an American-born Hong Kong Canadian actress and television host. She won the Miss Hong Kong 2012 first runner-up title and placed in the top 12 talents at Miss World 2013. In 2022, her contract with Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB) ended.[1]

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Jacqueline Wong
Wong in 2017
Born	(1989-01-23) 23 January 1989 (age 33) New York City, New York, United States
Nationality	United States Canada Hong Kong
Alma mater	University of British Columbia
Occupation	Actress, host
Years active	2012-2019 (hiatus)
Relatives	Scarlett Wong (sister)
Awards	Miss Hong Kong 2012 – Miss Hong Kong 1st Runner-up StarHub TVB Awards 2017 – My Favourite TVB Supporting Actress
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	黃心穎
Simplified Chinese	黄心颖
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Huáng Xinyǐng Yue: Cantonese Jyutping Wong4 Sum1wing

Life and career

1989-2012:Early years

On 23 January 1989, Wong was born in New York City. She is the youngest sister of four, with Scarlett Wong (artiste and former host of ViuTV) as her elder sister.[2] At the age of seven, she moved and settled in Vancouver with her family. In 2012, Wong was attending the University of British Columbia, studying her Master of Business Administration before competing for Miss Hong Kong 2012. Raised by her Cantonese family in the United States and Canada, Wong is fluent in English and Cantonese.

2012-2018:Beauty pageants and TVB career

Wong competed at Miss Hong Kong 2012 and won the first runner-up title. In the following year, she represented Hong Kong for Miss World 2013 and placed on the top 12 talents. Like all beauty pageant winners, she was offered a contract with TVB and received training to become an entertainer. Wong had starred in 14 TVB dramas since 2013.[3] She won My Favourite TVB Supporting Actress at the 2017 StarHub TVB Awards.

2019-2021:Two-timing scandal with Andy Hui

On 16 April 2019, Wong received heavy media exposure for her physical intimacies with married Hong Kong singer and actor Andy Hui; dubbing it "安心". At the time of the incident, Hui was married to singer-actress Sammi Cheng and Wong was in a steady relationship with actor Kenneth Ma. The two shared a taxi ride, where they engaged in intimate acts recorded by the taxi's in-vehicle camera. The video was later made public by various news outlets.[4][5][6][7][8][9] Since the scandal broke, Wong blocked comments from her social media accounts after her posts were flooded with negative comments and publicly apologized on social media: "I can’t face myself and do not know how to face my family, Kenneth Ma, friends, company and colleagues... I don’t dare to ask everyone for forgiveness, and only beseech everyone to give some space to all the people who have been implicated."[10]

Wong's public image was tarnished and promotions using her image were removed or blocked. She and Ma ended their relationship and Wong returned overseas to Los Angeles for 8 months to avoid public scrutiny and tabloids.[11] During her hiatus, Wong’s scenes in the drama Forensic Heroes IV were re-shot with Roxanne Tong, who began dating Ma in 2020.[12][13] While Andy Hui is able to salvage his career, Wong's fate remains unknown.[14]

After her 8-month hiatus, the dramas Finding Her Voice (牛下女高音) and Handmaiden United (丫鬟大聯盟), in which Wong played major roles, were aired to gauge the public's reaction; the series were met with low ratings. During the promotion of the dramas, she was visibly absent. When reporters asked about any comeback plans or change of careers, she replied she had no plans nor thoughts of it.[15]

2022:Leaving TVB and free agency

After a three-year career freeze, Wong's contract with TVB eventually ended in July 2022. A free agent, she has yet to return to the entertainment industry. She has been dating Rubberband drummer Lai Man Wang (泥鯭) and the two live together at Wong's home.[16][17]

Filmography

Television series

Year	English Title	Chinese Title	Role	Notes
2013	The Hippocratic Crush II	On Call 36小時 II	Sum Wan-kam (沈韵琴)	Guest (episodes 19 and 20)
2014	The Ultimate Addiction	點金勝手	Chow San-lai (周辛麗)
	Tomorrow Is Another Day	再戰明天	Man Sheung-yau (文上游)
2015	Madam Cutie On Duty	師奶MADAM	Lui Fong (呂芳)
	Smooth Talker	以和為貴	Angie Wu Chi-pak (胡姿柏)
	Limelight Years	華麗轉身	Law Tsz-wing (羅子穎)
	With or Without You	東坡家事	So Siu-mui (蘇小妹)
2016	Inspector Gourmet	為食神探	Chow Ching (周晴)
2017	Provocateur	與諜同謀	Mani Cheuk Man-li (卓敏莉)
	Nothing Special Force	雜警奇兵	Guk Tsz-ching (谷芷晴)
2018	Deep in the Realm of Conscience	宮深計2深宮計	Kam Yeuk-chin (甘若芊)
2019	Finding Her Voice	牛下女高音	Bak Suet-yee (白雪兒)
	Handmaidens United	丫鬟大聯盟	Yuet Ying (月盈)
2020	The Offliners	堅離地愛堅離地	Ting Shun-yan (丁信恩)

Variety shows

Year	English Title	Chinese Title	Notes
2012	Minute to Win It	决战一分钟
2013 -2018	Sidewalk Scientist	學是學非
2016	I Love HK	我愛香港
2017	Sammy on the Go	森美旅行团
2019	Pok Oi Charity Show	博爱欢乐传万家

Awards

Year	Award	Award
2012	Miss Hong Kong Pageant	First Runner-Up
2014	Yahoo！Asia Buzz Awards	Most Popular Female TV Artiste
2017	StarHub TVB Awards	My Favourite TVB Supporting Actress

Discography

Year	Song Name	Collaborators
2014	We Are The Only One	TVB Artists
2016	Amazing Summer 乘风	TVB Artists
2017	I Was Here	Sisley Choi, Crystal Fung, Veronica Shiu, Bowie Cheung
2018	In My Heart	Single

References

External links

• Jacqueline Wong at IMDb
• Jacqueline Wong at Sina Weibo
• Jacqueline Wong at Instagram

На других языках

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[de] Jacqueline Wong

Jacqueline Wong Sum-wing (chinesisch: 黃心穎, geboren am 23. Januar 1989 in New York City) ist eine kanadische Schauspielerin und Fernsehmoderatorin bei Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB), sowie Model und Sängerin.

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- [en] Jacqueline Wong

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