Fiona Xie Biography: Age, Relationship Status, Net Worth, Height, Movies & TV Shows, Career, Awards

Fiona Xie Wan Yu, known professionally as Fiona Xie, is a celebrated Singaporean actress and television host recognized for her vibrant performances in MediaCorp dramas and her international work in Hollywood films.

Rising to fame with her role as Genie in the sitcom My Genie (2001–2002), she became one of MediaCorp’s “Seven Princesses” and earned multiple Star Awards nominations for her roles in dramas like City Beat and The Champion.

Profile

• Full Name: Fiona Xie Wan Yu
• Stage Name: Fiona Xie
• Born: 24, January 1982
• Age: 43 years old
• Birthplace: Singapore
• Nationality: Singaporean
• Occupation: Actress, Television Host
• Height: 1.65m
• Parents: Mr. Xie, and Mrs. Xie
• Siblings: 1
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Not married
• Net Worth: $5 million

Early Life and Education

Fiona Xie Wan Yu was born on January 24, 1982, in Singapore to parents whose names are not publicly disclosed.

She grew up with an elder sister in a middle-class Chinese family. Xie attended St. Hilda’s Primary and Secondary School, followed by Temasek Junior College, where she completed her A Levels.

She later pursued a diploma in mass communication at ITE College, which paved the way for her entry into the entertainment industry through Star Search 1999. Her ethnicity is Chinese, and her religious beliefs are not publicly disclosed.

Career

Fiona Xie launched her career after finishing as a finalist in Star Search 1999, signing with MediaCorp and debuting in the sitcom Growing Up (1996–2001).

Her breakthrough came with My Genie (2001–2002), where she played a lively genie alongside Yao Wenlong and Huang Yiliang, earning her first Star Awards nomination for Best Newcomer in 2001.

She gained further prominence as a host on City Beat (1999–2004) and for her role as a swimmer in The Champion (2004), which earned her a Best Supporting Actress nomination at the 2004 Star Awards.

Her versatility shone in dramas like Food Fight (2005) and Maggie & Me (2008), solidifying her status as one of MediaCorp’s leading actresses.

In 2009, Xie left MediaCorp to pursue opportunities in Los Angeles, marking a bold transition to the international stage. She landed roles in Hollywood films, including Crazy Rich Asians (2018) as Kitty Pong, which grossed over $239 million globally, and Hustlers (2019) alongside Jennifer Lopez.

She also starred in The Bridge (2018–2020), a Malaysia-Singapore co-production on HBO Asia, and the Chinese fantasy film The Mummy (2017).

Her time in the U.S. included modeling for brands like Guess and appearing in The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show (2016), showcasing her global appeal. During this period, she faced challenges with typecasting but persevered to secure diverse roles.

Xie’s return to Singapore’s entertainment scene in 2020 was marked by her role in Last Madame, earning her a Best Actress nomination at the 2020 Asian Television Awards.

She continued with projects like Food Lore (2020) and the upcoming The Heartland Hero (2025), directed by Jack Neo.

Her advocacy for mental health, inspired by her own struggles with anxiety during her Hollywood years, and her bold fashion choices, often shared on Instagram, have kept her relevant.

Xie’s journey from local star to international actress reflects her resilience and ambition, making her a role model for aspiring performers.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @xplacidacidx
• Facebook Handle: Fiona Xie
• Twitter Handle: @xplacidacidx

Personal Life

Fiona Xie maintaining a private personal life focused on her career. She is single, with no publicly disclosed romantic relationships or children.

During her time in the U.S., she faced online speculation about cosmetic surgery, which she addressed in a 2018 interview, denying the rumors and emphasizing self-acceptance.

Xie enjoys traveling, yoga, and fashion, often sharing her bold style choices on social media.

Filmography

• Growing Up (1996–2001)
• My Genie (2001–2002)
• The Champion (2004)
• Food Fight (2005)
• Maggie & Me (2008)
• Fist of Dragon (2011)
• The Mummy (2017)
• Crazy Rich Asians (2018)
• Hustlers (2019)
• The Bridge (2018–2020)
• Last Madame (2019)
• Food Lore (2020)
• The Heartland Hero (2025)

Net Worth

Fiona Xie has an estimated net worth of $5 million, primarily earned through her acting career in Singapore and Hollywood, as well as her modeling and hosting work.

Her income includes earnings from high-profile films like Crazy Rich Asians, television roles in MediaCorp dramas, and international projects like The Bridge.