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Felicia Chin
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![]() Chin at Star Awards 2017
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Nationality | Singaporean |
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Education |
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Alma mater | Victoria Junior College |
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Years active | 2003–present |
Spouse(s) |
Jeffrey Xu
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Awards | Full list |
Birth name | |
Traditional Chinese | 陳鳳玲 |
Simplified Chinese | 陈凤玲 |
Hanyu Pinyin | Chén Fènglíng |
Former stage name (2008–2013) | |
Traditional Chinese | 陳靚瑄 |
Simplified Chinese | 陈靓瑄 |
Hanyu Pinyin | Chén Jìngxuān |
Felicia Chin Foong Ling (born on October 24, 1984) is a famous actress, host, and online content creator from Singapore. In 2006, she was named one of the "Seven Princesses of Mediacorp." This was a special title for a group of popular young actresses. In 2013, Felicia decided to use her real Chinese name for her acting work.
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Growing Up and School Life
Felicia Chin went to Tanjong Katong Girls' School and Victoria Junior College (VJC). She was schoolmates with another well-known artist, Lee Teng.
Felicia loved playing softball. In 2000, she joined Singapore's national softball team. She was the youngest person ever to join the team at that time. She played with the team for three years. In 2002, she also helped her college, VJC, win the National Inter-School A Division Softball Girls championship.
In May 2010, Felicia announced that she would act part-time. She wanted to study for a business degree at the National University of Singapore. In 2012, she shared that she would spend a year in Shanghai. This was part of a special program from her university.
However, in 2013, Felicia decided to return to full-time acting. She did not finish her university studies. At this time, she also decided to stop using her stage name and use her birth name instead.
Felicia's Acting Journey
Felicia Chin started her career in 2003. She took part in a TV show called Star Search Singapore on MediaCorp Channel 8. She won the competition for female contestants.
After winning, Felicia began working as an actress at MediaCorp. Her first acting role was in the 2003 TV drama Always on My Mind. In 2006, she got her first main role in a TV series called The Beginning. This show was made by both Singapore and Malaysia. Felicia is also one of the Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes at MediaCorp.
Felicia has been nominated for several awards. She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Star Awards 2006. She also received nominations for Best Actress at the Star Awards 2009 and Star Awards 2015.
In 2008, Felicia used the Chinese stage name Chen Jingxuan (陈靓瑄) for a while. She was advised to use this name.
In 2014, Felicia and another actress, Sora Ma, opened a cafe together. It was called The Mama Shop and had a retro theme. The cafe was in Chinatown, Singapore. It closed in August 2015. In May 2015, Felicia also opened a seafood stall called Wholly Crab. It was located at Satay By The Bay.
On June 23, 2022, Felicia announced that she would leave Mediacorp on June 30. She took on a new job at a faith-based company called Hai Hao Ma. Felicia looks up to veteran actress Huang Biren as a role model in the acting world.
Personal Life
Felicia Chin's father passed away from cancer in 2001. Because of this, she shared in a 2004 interview that she hoped to have a complete family in the future.
Felicia has been a Christian since 2015. On October 22, 2022, Felicia married Jeffrey Xu. He is also an actor from Mediacorp. They had been dating since 2015.
Film and Television Roles
Movies
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2010 | Love 50% (爱情折扣) | Wu Hanni | Television film |
TV Series
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2003 | Always on My Mind (无炎的爱) | Michelle | ||
2004 | Chronicles of Life (我爱我家真情实录) | Zhang Huili | ||
A Child's Hope II (孩有明天2) | Kit | |||
The Champion | Wang Tong | |||
2005 | Portrait of Home | Fu Baobei | ||
Portrait of Home II | ||||
2006 | Women of Times | Ou Xiangyun | ||
Love at 0°C | Mai Xiaoling | |||
A Million Treasures | Lin Xiaobao | |||
The Beginning | Shi Jianing | |||
2007 | Let It Shine | Guo Yaoyao | ||
Honour and Passion | Ouyang Peipei | |||
The Golden Path | Lin Fei | |||
2008 | Love Blossoms | Tao Haitong | ||
Perfect Cut | Cherry Princess | Cameo | ||
The Little Nyonya | Anqi | Cameo | ||
2009 | The Ultimatum | Sun Min | ||
Baby Bonus | Apple | |||
2010 | The Glittering Days | Xu Wenhui | ||
No Limits | You Yongxin | |||
2011 | Love Thy Neighbour | Wang Tianhu | ||
2012 | Don't Stop Believin' | Du Siman | ||
2014 | Scrum (冲锋!) | Huang Zhaonan | ||
In The Name of Love | Pan Xiaomin | |||
The Journey: Tumultuous Times | Zhang Min | |||
2015 | Love is Love: Sunshine | Janelle | ||
Love? (限量爱情) | Felicia Lau | |||
The Journey: Our Homeland | Zhang Min | |||
2016 | Life - Fear Not | Zhuang Daohan | ||
Hero | Cathy | Cameo | ||
2017 | Legal Eagles | Tang Meiqi | ||
2589 Days Apart | Wu Weiwei | |||
When Duty Calls | Bai Jingyu | |||
Eat Already? 3 | Zeng Qiqi | |||
2018 | Life Less Ordinary | Lin Shuqi | ||
Love at Cavenagh Bridge (加文纳娇的约定) | Wu Feifei | |||
20 Days | Jess | |||
2019 | Dear Neighbours (我的左邻右里) | Abbey Peng Xiyue | ||
Old Is Gold (老友万岁) | Liao Meifang | |||
From Beijing to Moscow | Kloudiia | |||
2020 | Jungle Survivor (森林生存记) | Olivia | ||
2021 | Leave No Soul Behind (21点灵) | Gu Xin | ||
2022 | When Duty Calls 2 (卫国先锋 2) | Bai Jingyu | ||
2023 | I Do, Do I? | Tu Youmi |
Hosting Variety Shows
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2013 | Are You Up For It? (大明星, 你行吗?) |
Note: Most TV appearances are in Chinese.
Music and Songs
Year | Song title | Notes |
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2005 | 拜年 | Part of Mediacorp Lunar New Year Album Compilation 2005
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2007 | 小拜年 | Part of Mediacorp Lunar New Year Album Compilation 2007 (《群星贺岁 – 金猪庆丰圆》)
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2008 | 恭喜大家过新年 | Part of Mediacorp Lunar New Year Album Compilation 2008 (《群星贺岁 – 金鼠庆团圆》)
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大团圆 | Part of Mediacorp Lunar New Year Album Compilation 2008 (《群星贺岁 – 金鼠庆团圆》)
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2009 | 新年到 | Part of Mediacorp Lunar New Year Album Compilation 2009 (《群星贺岁 – 福牛迎瑞年》) |
2015 | 万年红五羊献祥瑞 | Part of Mediacorp Lunar New Year Album Compilation 2015 (《群星贺岁 – 金羊添吉祥》)
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One Family (我们一家人) |
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落脚处 |
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2016 | 凑热闹吉祥传四方 | Part of Mediacorp Lunar New Year Album Compilation 2016 (《群星贺岁 – 金猴添喜庆》)
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2017 | 关怀新方式 | Sub Theme song for When Duty Calls
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小人物向前冲 | Theme Song for Life Less Ordinary
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Waiting for Love (等爱) | Sub Theme Song for Life Less Ordinary
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Awards and Nominations
Year | Award | Category | Nominated work | Result |
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2015 | Star Awards | Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes | Won | |
Favourite Female Character | In the Name of Love (as Pan Xiaomin) | Nominated | ||
Best Actress | The Journey: Tumultuous Times (as Zhang Min) | Nominated | ||
Asian Television Awards | Best Actress in a Leading Role | Love is Love: Sunshine (as Janelle) | Nominated | |
2017 | Star Awards | Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes | Won | |
Asian Television Awards | Best Actress in a Leading Role | 2589 Days Apart (as Wu Weiwei) | Nominated | |
2022 | Star Awards | Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes | Won | |
2025 | Star Awards | Best Actress | I Do, Do I? (as Yumi) | Nominated |