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Rui En's Biography in Summary

Lu Rui En, known as Rui En, was born on January 29, 1981, and is recognized as a skilled actress, being part of the "seven princesses" of Mediacorp in 2006. Beyond her acting prowess, she's also a talented singer with multiple solo studio albums.

Entering the film industry in 2002, Rui En has taken on roles in various dramas and series. Her debut as a lead actress came in 2005 in the film "A Promise For Tomorrow," where she portrayed Fang Fang.

In 2002, Rui En's song "Connection" earned her a nomination in the Best Theme Song category at the Star Awards. Similarly, in 2004, she was nominated for Best Newcomer at the Star Awards, although she didn't secure the award.

Early Life

Born in Singapore on January 29, 1981, Rui En's father was a property agent and her mother a homemaker. Her parents separated when she was 17, and her mother remarried when she was 20. The divorce deeply affected her, leading her down a path of using drugs and alcohol to cope with her emotional turmoil. In an interview with the Strait Times in 2008, she revealed how she turned to smoking and drinking to manage her feelings of insecurity and instability.

She became shy and abandoned her ballet pursuits in secondary school. She attended Singapore-Chinese All Girls School for primary and secondary education, then finished her secondary education at Raffles Junior College. Afterward, she earned a Bachelor of Business degree from Nanyang Technological University in 2004.

Personal Life

As per available records, Rui En is presently unmarried and likely not in a relationship. She was involved in a vehicular accident on April 13, 2016, where her car collided with a parked motorcycle near her home. She cooperated with the police investigation and later apologized to the motorcycle's owner, paying a $700 fine for the incident.

In January 2016, she was also involved in a hit-and-run accident with no injuries reported, and both parties reached a private settlement.

Career

Upon completing her A Levels in 1999, Rui En entered modeling under the management of Phantom Agency. A SingTel advertisement in 2001 marked her breakthrough, leading to features in FHM Singapore. She joined Artistes Network, a Hype Records division. In Taiwan, she debuted in Jay Chou's music video and released her debut Chinese album, "Rui Σn vol. 01," in 2002.

She made her acting debut in the 2002 MediaCorp drama "No Problem" and secured her first leading role in 2005's "A Promise for Tomorrow." Named one of the "Seven Princesses" of Mediacorp, she garnered awards for her roles in series like "Unriddle 2."

She became L'Oréal Paris Youth Code's spokesperson in 2013, the first Singaporean to hold the role.

Net Worth

Rui En's net worth is estimated at $13 million, comprising her acting income and other investments. She stands among the wealthiest actresses in Singapore and is hailed for her success in the entertainment sector.