Ayden Sng: From Playgrounds to Stardom — His Surprising Upbringing Revealed
Everyone’s quick to picture the suave British‑bred Australian spirit chasing his dream: a dash of good looks, a hint of music talent, a Duke cap hanging proudly, and a shelf full of awards. But the boy who now lights up the silver screen had a childhood that might just surprise you.
Unplugged and Quiet
On the newest episode of Dishing with Chris Lee, the 28‑year‑old star sat down with fellow talents Chantalle Ng and Xu Bin. When the host asked what each of them did growing up, Ayden blurted out a confession no one expected:
“I’ve never been to a playground.”
The remark came with a calm explanation. “I was a straight‑laced homebody. No big fan of crowds, and I kept most of my time binge‑watching TV from the comfort of my couch.” The audience gasped for the first time.
Childhood Pain & Solitude
He signed off with a candid confession: “Primary school was pure misery. I was alone, clueless, and every day felt like a full‑blown year.” It paints a picture of a young boy who stumbled through life without peers.
Gifted? Maybe Too Gifted
While Ayden chalked it up to being a quiet kid, Chris offered a clever twist: “Gifted children often retreat; they’re averse to crowds.”
Chantalle, ever the playful foil, responded with a flirtatious jab: “I’m the complete opposite of gifted,” she laughed, “and I separate myself from the kids out there with a full‑speed playdate.” In short, Ayden’s reserved nature was the biggest obstacle to leisure.
From Playgrounds to Power Moves
Despite the lack of childhood joy, it sounds like the actor has an ambitious future in mind. When asked where he sees himself a few years from now, he told the panel that he wants to influence people—just like Elon Musk, but with a more personal touch. “Impact is crucial to me,” Ayden said. “I hope my work will leave a lasting imprint on the lives of others.”
Stay Tuned
Watch the full episode on meWATCH for more banter, revelations, and a few laughs.
