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Rebecca Lim’s newest show #WithLoveBecks premieres on MeWATCH; female guests have heart-to-heart talk about love, life, and everything in between

Rebecca Lim, a 36-year-old Singaporean actress who won several acting awards and is now part of the Top 10 Most Popular Female Artists in the country, shared an Instagram post about her newest show – With Love, Becks. 

With Love, Becks is a show where Ms Lim meets up with married female guests to have heart-to-heart talks about love, life, and everything in between. As Rebecca herself is soon-to-be a bride and a wife, she is preparing to step into the new phase of her life with lessons from other women who have successful marriage stories. 

 

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For the pilot episode, Rebecca’s first guest is none other than her idol, Fann Wong. 

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Photo from: Fann Wong’s Instagram page

The ladies baked a cake and shared sweet secrets about their love adventures. They visited an old Chinese restaurant to learn more about traditional wedding banquets as well. 

Fann Wong is happily married to Christopher Lee, and both are Singaporean celebrities. The couple has been married for 13 years since 2009. 

More so, Rebecca Lim was engaged to her fiancé last Nov 15, 2021. Though unnamed, Lim said in an interview that her guy is a Singaporean who works in the corporate industry. 

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Photo from: Rebecca Lim’s Instagram page

With Love, Becks is produced by Mediacorp – Singapore’s national media network. It premieres every Monday, 8pm on Channel 8 and MeWATCH. 

 

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