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'We miss cai fan': Why Edwin Goh and Rachel Wan are returning to Singapore after 2 years in Australia​

'We miss cai fan': Why Edwin Goh and Rachel Wan are returning to Singapore after 2 years in Australia

Edwin Goh and Rachel Wan explain why they are returning to Singapore after two years in Australia.
PHOTO: Screengrab/Instagram/Edwin Goh, Instagram/Edwin Goh
PUBLISHED ON April 09, 2025 1:13 PMByEriko Lim

While fans were surprised by local actors Edwin Goh and Rachel Wan's recent engagement, they were also curious about another piece of news — that the couple will be returning home to Singapore after relocating to Australia two years ago.

Edwin, 30, shared in a joint Instagram Reel on Tuesday (April 8) that reconnecting with their friends and family here is one of their reasons for the move.

Both of them recently lost their fathers and Rachel, 28, shared that it "really puts things into perspective" and they are coming home to spend time with their mothers.

Beyond the emotional pull, they revealed there is also a practical one. "We are at a point where we want to travel the rest of the world — it just makes more sense to be based in Singapore geographically," they said.

With the first two reasons for their move already shared, the pair then came to the final — which was perhaps the most important reason of all, they said dramatically — they miss 'cai fan'.

The simple phrase instantly struck a chord with many netizens as they left a wave of relatable comments about the comfort of local food. One remarked how "cai fan is awaiting their arrival" while another commented with a list of local delights: "Satay, fried oyster, barbecued chicken wings, Hokkien mee, chicken rice, bak chor mee and lastly, 'cai fan' is the reason why I still stayed in Singapore."

Edwin and Rachel added in the caption of the post: "This move is going to be a challenging and emotional one as Sydney has become another home for us too."

It was not mentioned when they will be back but they promised they would be sharing more about this new journey.
 
I know of Sinkie twits who go to European countries and seek out Chinese food, specifically the Tiong hotpot mala crap. :biggrin:
 
Who are these 2 disgusting attention-seeking whores? They could have crashed their car on the way to the airport and nobody would give a flying hoot.
 
Who are these 2 disgusting attention-seeking whores? They could have crashed their car on the way to the airport and nobody would give a flying hoot.

Yeah more Singaproeans care about what Samuel Leong does as it impacts their lives far more. EG my new shades have been a talking point ever since I put them on.
 

Singapore’s ruling People’s Action Party tops poll ahead of vote​

Bloomberg
Tue, 8 April 2025 at 2:13 PM SGT1-min read

Singapore’s PAP could secure at least 40% of votes if a general election were held tomorrow, according to a YouGov survey. (Photographer: Nicky Loh/Bloomberg)

Singapore’s PAP could secure at least 40% of votes if a general election were held tomorrow, according to a YouGov survey. (Photographer: Nicky Loh/Bloomberg)
By Nurin Sofia

(Bloomberg) – Singapore’s People’s Action Party, which has been in power for the past 60 years, could secure at least 40% of votes if a general election were held tomorrow, according to a YouGov survey.

About 12% of respondents said they would pick Workers’ Party, the leading opposition group. The Singapore People’s Party, Singapore Democratic Party, National Solidarity Party and Progress Singapore Party would each garner 1% of the votes, according to the poll conducted from March 25 to April 1 and released on Tuesday.

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Of the 1,845 Singaporeans polled, 29% would rather not disclose their preference and another 13% were undecided on their party of choice.
 
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