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Singer’s $9.4M gift to her parents

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Singer’s $9.4M gift to her parents


a group of people standing in front of a building

© The Independent Singapore

Taipei — Taiwanese singer and girl group S.H.E member Selina Jen is known to be a very filial daughter. With a successful career of two decades, the 39-year-old definitely has the financial means to prove it in an epic way.

On Thursday (Nov 26), Selina shared a video of herself and her younger sister, actress Lorene Jen, 32, giving their parents a tour of her newly-renovated home in Taipei’s Shilin District. It was a surprise gift to them.

The 465 sq m unit was purchased by Selina and her former husband, lawyer Richard Chang, for NT$200 million (S$9.4 million). They got married in 2011 but split up in 2016. The home became a huge storeroom after that, according to news reports.


This is how it used to look like. Picture: Weibo

© The Independent Singapore This is how it used to look like. Picture: Weibo

A year ago, the sisters decided to remodel the home as a surprise gift for their parents. The home now has a stunning European-inspired design with lots of light colours, intricate details and gorgeous decor.


a living room filled with furniture and vase of flowers on a table: The newly-renovated living room. Picture: Weibo

© The Independent Singapore The newly-renovated living room. Picture: Weibo

It is not clear how much the sisters spent on remodelling the home but it is not cheap to make it look like a five-star hotel suite.


a vase of flowers on a table: The bathroom. Picture: Weibo

© The Independent Singapore The bathroom. Picture: Weibo

Selina and Lorene added extra features such as a soundproof recreation room for their father and a dressing room for their mother. The sisters also added some personal touches. In the dining room, family photos are hung on the wall while there is a beautiful mural of birds which Selina said represents the four of them.


a woman standing in a room: A mural that represents the family of four. Picture: Weibo

© The Independent Singapore A mural that represents the family of four. Picture: Weibo

Selina’s parents could not stop gushing throughout the tour. The mother, who was moved to tears every now and then, said she “never wants to move out, in this life and the next”.

Towards the end of the tour, Selina gave her parents a card with a message that expressed her gratitude to them. “I can only give you this humble room as a token of my love for you,” she wrote. /TISG

Source: MSN | World News

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