Personal Life
Fann has been romantically involved with Malaysian actor Christopher Lee since late 2002, although the pair only admitted their relationship in mid-2005. She has had only one prior romance—an 11-year relationship with businessman Anthony Chan.
Fann and Lee have collaborated eight times in television productions, and have played lovers in six of these. The 2004 Star Awards saw colleagues Chew Chor Meng, Zoe Tay, Huang Biren and Mark Lee attempting to out their romance, while Zoe Tay urged Lee to propose to Fann at the 2005 Star Awards. After Fann and Lee publicly admitted to their relationship in mid-2005, they were seldom seen together. However, in December 2006, they walked together hand-in-hand down the blue carpet of the 2006 Star Awards ceremony. The gesture was noted by the Singapore media as a rare public acknowledgement of their relationship.
In September 2008, it was rumored she would be marrying Lee. They finally got married on May 16, 2009 after an eight-year relationship. Their wedding was featured in an infotainment show called The Wedding (范心有李), which was hosted by fellow MediaCorp artistes Michelle Chong, Mark Lee and Dennis Chew.
Fann's hobbies include illustrating comics, shopping, and eating.
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