Alien Huang Biography: Age, Girlfriend, Net Worth, Songs, Movies, Height, Parents, Career

Huang Hong-sheng, widely known as Alien Huang or by his nickname Xiao Gui (Little Ghost), was a multifaceted Taiwanese singer, actor, television presenter, illustrator, and fashion designer.

He gained prominence as a co-host of the popular Taiwanese variety show 100% Entertainment alongside Show Lo, captivating audiences with his charisma and humor.

Huang’s acting roles in films like Already Famous (2011) and Din Tao: Leader of the Parade (2012), combined with his solo music career and fashion brand AES (Alien Evolution Studio), established him as a beloved figure in Taiwan’s entertainment industry until his untimely death in 2020.

Profile

• Full Name: Huang Hong-sheng
• Stage Name: Alien Huang, Xiao Gui
• Born: 28, November 1983
• Date of Death: 16, September 2020 (Aged: 36 years old)
• Birthplace: Taipei, Taiwan
• Nationality: Taiwanese
• Occupation: Singer, Actor, Television Presenter, Illustrator, Fashion Designer
• Height: 1.75m
• Parents: Mr. Huang and Mrs. Huang
• Siblings: 1
• Spouse: None
• Girlfriends: Rainie Yang (ex), Wu Han-chun (ex)
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $2 million

Early Life and Education

Huang Hong-sheng was born on November 28, 1983, in Taipei, Taiwan, to Mr. Huang and Mrs. Huang. Following his parents’ early divorce, he was raised by his father, younger sister, and paternal grandmother, though he maintained a close relationship with his mother.

He attended Yixian Elementary School and later enrolled at Hwa Kang Arts School in Taipei, where he studied in the drama department alongside classmates like Rainie Yang and Hsu Wei-ning. Huang’s early interests included sports, earning him a lifeguard license at 18 and a swimming coach qualification by 20.

His ethnicity was Taiwanese, and his religious beliefs were not publicly disclosed.

Career

Alien Huang began his entertainment career at 18 after being discovered by a talent agent during a pre-casting training for the film Blue Gate Crossing (2002), though he did not appear in the final production. In 2002, he debuted as a host for the children’s nature-discovery show Follow Me, Go! and joined the Japanese-Taiwanese boy band HC3, which released the single “We Are Friends” before disbanding.

He then joined the Taiwanese band Cosmo in 2003, also short-lived, before transitioning to a solo music career, releasing five albums, including Love & Hero (2011) and HUMAN (2018). His 2012 duet “Melody of Love” with Genie Chuo and single “One Out of Six Billion” earned multiple awards, including Most Popular Male Singer at the 2011 and 2012 Singapore Entertainment Awards.

Huang’s acting career flourished with roles in TV dramas like Love You (2011) and Lovestore at the Corner (2014), and films such as Already Famous (2011) as Christopher and Din Tao: Leader of the Parade (2012) as A-hsien. His role in the 2015 gang film Gatao, for which he also wrote music, showcased his versatility.

As a presenter, he became a household name co-hosting 100% Entertainment until 2016, earning Golden Bell Award nominations in 2015 and 2019. He later hosted Mr. Player (2018) with Jacky Wu and I’m the Best in Taiwanese (2019) with Shiny Zhang. In 2008, he founded the fashion brand Alien Evolution Studio (AES) and published three illustration books, including What’s Going On?! (2006).

Huang’s legacy endures through his diverse contributions to music, acting, and fashion. His final project, the romantic comedy Acting Out of Love (2020), and his single “我不是空笑梦” released earlier that year, reflected his continued creativity.

His sudden death on September 16, 2020, shocked Taiwan’s entertainment industry, with tributes from peers like Rainie Yang and director Michelle Chong highlighting his impact. Huang’s clothing brand AES remains active, and his work continues to inspire fans, cementing his status as a cherished entertainer.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @aes_alien

Personal Life

Huang Hong-sheng was single at the time of his death, with no spouse or children. He dated singer-actress Rainie Yang during their high school years at Hwa Kang Arts School, remaining close friends after their breakup.

He was also in a relationship with actress and cheerleader Wu Han-chun (Qun Qun) from 2019 until his passing in 2020, which she confirmed in an emotional Instagram post.

Huang was found unresponsive in his Taipei apartment by his father on September 16, 2020, with an autopsy later determining the cause of death as aortic dissection and vascular blockage leading to cardiogenic shock. He lived a vibrant life, enjoying activities like basketball and street performances with his band Speedball.

Filmography

• Holiday Dreaming (2004)
• Mysterious Incredible Terminator (2008)
• Love You (2011)
• Already Famous (2011)
• Din Tao: Leader of the Parade (2012)
• Joys of Life (2013)
• Lovestore at the Corner (2014)
• Gatao (2015)
• Go! Crazy Gangster (2016)

Discography

• Love & Hero (2011)
• One Out of Six Billion (2012)
• Melody of Love (2012)
• HUMAN (2018)

Net Worth

Alien Huang had an estimated net worth of $2 million at the time of his death. His wealth was primarily derived from his multifaceted career as a singer, actor, and television presenter, with significant earnings from hosting 100% Entertainment and roles in films like Gatao and Already Famous.