Ray Ho and the Recipe for Reconciliation
The Backstory of a Battered Yet Determined Chef
At 22, culinary student Ray Ho has one big ambition: cook a meal that brings his divorced parents together for the first time in years. The thought sounds simple—almost too simple for someone whose past is a tangled mix of school failures, a 36‑month probation sentence, and the day‑to‑day grind of a zi‑char stall.
From Grilling Tasks to Culinary Training
- His journey began as a child helping his dad, a chef‑owner of a bustling zi‑char stall, with every grill‑fire trick and spice‑blend.
- By the age of 16, Ray was officially learning the trade, taking the same lessons that his dad had taught him when a bad “N” level exam threatened to derail his future.
- But at 18, a reckless turn into drug use landed him in court, and he spent the next three years on probation—during which his confidence took a hit.
Regret & Redemption
“I really regret what I did. I disappointed my parents and brought shame to them,” he says, reflecting on the weight of his mistakes and the desire to right the wrongs.
Live Your Dream Season 2: A New Chance
- Season 1 racked up over 2.3 million views, and the host, Ken Low Yong Kian, has become a household name for turning ordinary people into dream‑achievers.
- Episode 2 shows the production crew pulling out all the stops—providing cooking lessons, emotional support, and a real chance for Ray to shine.
- It’s a program where tanks of tears meet belly laughs, turning a simple wish into a tangible reality.
Supporting the Journey
Live Your Dream Season 2 is sponsored by China Life Singapore, offering a taste of extra comfort and a promise that every dream—no matter how small—deserves its moment in the spotlight.
Catch episode 2 now to witness Ray’s grind, his growth, and that moment of triumph when a sibling‑in‑spite becomes a shared triumph over a sizzling plate.
