The 45-year-old "Singapore National Treasure" female singer Chen Jieyi, debuted in 1993, signed with a Hong Kong record company in 1995, became well known for collaborating with Jacky Cheung on the musical "Snow Wolf Lake" in 1997, faded out of the entertainment industry after 2006, and became popular in the entertainment industry again after participating in "I Am a Singer" in 2014. Chen Jieyi's emotional life is low-key, at the end of 2012, she married her boyfriend who has been engaged in the financial industry for 13 years, and the wedding banquet only invited relatives and friends to open 8 seats, and there were no children after marriage.
She recently accepted an interview with the Singapore media, revealing that she was divorced last year and is currently single, she said that she had hidden it for a long time, only a few very close friends knew, and even her family did not know it afterwards. Approaching Valentine's Day, the reason she chose to divorce publicly was because she didn't want to answer questions like "How is Valentine's Day?" and she didn't want to act. Chen Jieyi's record label has expressed support and encouragement for her decision, and this year marks the 25th anniversary of her debut, and will release a new album in the middle of the year, and plans to launch a world tour.
Chen Jieyi left a message on Weibo yesterday: "It is easy to thank and accept all the good things and things that God has given us in life. But it is relatively difficult to understand and be thankful that He allows bad people or things to come into our lives. Still, I try to be grateful. I'm entering a new phase in my life; there's a lot to look forward to, and of course there's a lot to be left behind. "He made all things good in time" (Ecclesiastes 3:11)—A word that comforts me and reminds me that life will continue to be good as long as we follow this dawn. Thank the Lord for letting me meet you, and I love you!"