Jiamun Koh is a local journalist based in Singapore, focusing on entertainment and celebrity news. She has written for TODAY and her work has also appeared in ChannelNewsAsia. Jiamun's articles cover a range of topics, including celebrity relationships, music concerts, and awards ceremonies in the entertainment industry.
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Jiamun Koh's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly Taiwanese celebrities and their personal lives. She seems to prefer stories that provide insights into evolving or breaking celebrity news.
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The woman claimed she had gotten Leah's consent though.
By: Jiamun Koh
They've been married since 2004 and have four children together.
By: Jiamun Koh
She said she could only turn on the fan in her room and had to put a portable fan next to her on the bed to deal with the heat.
The Malaysian celeb hairstylist tells 8days.sg that his initial plan was to breed monkeys, not rabbits.
It's totally common for people to edit their pictures before posting on social media these days. But sometimes, they need to be a bit more realistic.
By: Jiamun Koh
They wanted to make sure the can didn't go to waste.
By: Jiamun Koh
The company made S$48mil in profit last year and gave S$32mil to staff for their year-end bonus.
Former SNH48 member Lv Xiang Yi also received a one-year suspended sentence and was fined S$1,861.
By: Jiamun Koh
No part of this story can be reproduced without permission from 8days.sg. It's a Wednesday afternoon, and this writer is standing along Amoy Street with actor Wang Weiliang and his manager after our interview.
By: Jiamun Koh
How does one decide if a country is considered rich? Some look at its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) while others look at its standard of living.
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