Carrie Wong

Carrie Wong spent her early years as a model strutting the runways before she found her true calling – acting. After her remarkable debut in Channel U’s hit reality show Hey Gorgeous, she landed a role in Channel U’s rugby-themed drama, Scrum.

In 2014, Carrie was cast opposite TV heavyweights Christopher Lee and Rui En, as a murderous schizophrenic in the Chinese Drama serial Against the Tide. Later that year, Carrie was involved in the year-end blockbuster Tumultuous Times, the second drama serial of The Journey trilogy. Subsequently she landed a role in the long-running 255-episodes family drama 118. In 2015, Carrie again surprised the audience with her outstanding performance as a lead role in a romantic comedy Sealed with a Kiss, starring Elvin Ng, Rebecca lim and Zhang Zhen Huan.

At 2015 Star Awards ceremony, Carrie's stellar performance as Tang Shui Mei (Sweet Soup Lass) in Tumultuous Times had earned her the nomination of Best Supporting Actress and Best New Comer. In the same award ceremony, Carrie won her first Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes award; and earned her first endorsement deal for a popular beverage drink the same year. 

In 2018, she attained her first Star Awards Best Actress nomination for her role in My Friends From Afar and 2019, and subsequently earning nominations for the various roles she has played.

2020, In A Quest to Heal (a Mediacorp blockbuster whereby the entire production went to film in China, Hengdian); she plays the female lead Luo Mingyi, a woman who time-travelled from the Ming Dynasty to present day Singapore.

Her latest show Shero, she plays a female bodyguard who was assassinated and left in a coma in Australia.