Vincent Ng Welcomes a Vibrant New Baby Boy
Former Singaporean actor Vincent Ng and his wife have added a new member to their family—a bright-eyed, 3‑kilogram bundle of joy at Mount Elizabeth Hospital on September 3, 2018.
Moments of Emotion
In a candid interview with ShinMin Daily News, Ng reflected on the raw experience of fatherhood.
- “It’s not easy for a woman to carry and give birth to a baby,” he said, acknowledging the physical toll on his wife.
- He shared the touching moment when he cut his newborn son’s umbilical cord: “All I could do was stand there, and I found myself in tears.”
First‑Time Dad Fumbles
Even after attending infant care classes, the new dad still found a surprise in the diaper room—an unexpected splash of urine when he was changing his fresh‑born’s nappy during the hospital stay.
Practice Makes Perfect
Whether it’s martial arts or newborn care, Ng emphasized the importance of hands‑on learning.
“Both fatherhood and martial arts are things that require practice,” he noted, hinting that this first baby‑changing session was a step into a lifelong journey of parenting.
This milestone marks a joyous chapter for the Ng family—an adventure that promises more laughter, cheer, and perhaps a few wet diaper mishaps along the way.
Ng’s New Roles: Director, Dad, and Future Martial Arts Mogul
Photo credit: Instagram / Sora Ma
Director Duties & Big‑Box Plans
Ng just snagged the title of Wushu Director for the Singapore National Wushu Federation, and he’s not slowing down. By October, a brand‑new 6,000 sqm martial arts campus will open its doors. Picture this: a sprawling gym sprawling over a city block, where kids and adults alike will train under the watchful eye of Ng and his sidekick, local pop star Alfred Sim—who’s also a certified athletics coach.
- “I hope to serve the nation by promoting martial arts in Singapore,” Ng says, almost humming a victory tune.
- On the grand opening, fitness classes are already lined up with Alfred keeping the energy high.
Kids, Kids, Kids!
Ng’s heart goes 100% for the next generation. He often spends time at Wufang, his own martial‑arts school, shaking hands with youngsters, swapping stories, or firing off practice combos. It’s no surprise he’s described as a “kids‑loving champion.”
Future Family Planning
When asked about the possibility of a second little one, Ng smiles, “Definitely! I hope that I can work well and be a good father at the same time.” After all, he’s juggling a demanding career and the heart‑warming chaos of parenting—no easy feat, but apparently a real challenger he’s geared up for.
He continues, expressing heartfelt gratitude: “Now, my family is the most important part of my life. I’m very grateful.”
Love Story Quick‑Take
Last July, Ng married Mei Ling, 39, after a whirlwind romance that ended in a low‑key ceremony. Even in the chaos of wedding planning, the couple kept it classy and low‑profile—a perfect fit for their respectively quiet-and-strong personalities.
As the calendars keep filling, the scene is set for a man who’s not only grabbing headlines, but also adding a stylish chapter to the future of Singaporean martial arts.
