Hannah Quinlivan Biography: Spouse, Children, Age, Net Worth, Height, Parents, Career, Movies

Quinlivan Han-na, professionally known as Hannah Quinlivan, is an Australian-Taiwanese actress, model, and television host whose multicultural background and poised elegance have made her a rising star in Mandarin entertainment.

She debuted in the film Step Back to Glory (2013) and gained prominence through Jay Chou’s Skyscraper (2018), where she played the female lead.

Quinlivan modeled for Nike, Shiseido, and wedding brands, while hosting The Hunger Games red-carpet events.

Her marriage to Mandopop king Jay Chou in 2015 elevated her profile, blending family life with selective acting and fashion projects.

Profile

• Full Name: Quinlivan Han-na
• Stage Name: Hannah Quinlivan
• Born: August 12, 1993
• Age: 32 years old
• Birthplace: Wanhua District, Taipei, Taiwan
• Nationality: Australian, Chinese, Taiwanese
• Occupation: Actress, Model, Television Host
• Height: 1.63m
• Parents: Patrick Quinlivan and Violet Wu
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Jay Chou (m. 2015)
• Children: Hathaway Chou, Romeo Chou, Jacinda Chou
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $8 million

Early Life and Education

Hannah Quinlivan was born on August 12, 1993, in Taipei’s Wanhua District to Patrick Quinlivan, an Australian businessman, and Violet Wu, a Taiwanese-Korean actress and singer.

She might have had siblings but details about them are unknown.

She grew up trilingual in English, Mandarin, and Korean, attending international schools in Taipei.

Quinlivan studied at The New School in New York and briefly trained at the New York Film Academy in 2013, focusing on acting.

She began modeling at 16 for local brands and won beauty pageants in Taiwan.

Quinlivan is of mixed heritage.

Career

Hannah Quinlivan debuted as a model at 16, appearing in Taiwanese magazines and TV commercials.

She landed her first acting role in the sports drama Step Back to Glory (2013), playing a track athlete.

Quinlivan hosted red-carpet events for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) in Taipei.

She starred opposite husband Jay Chou in the action blockbuster Skyscraper (2018), portraying his wife in a high-stakes thriller with Dwayne Johnson.

Quinlivan modeled for Shiseido, Nike, and Vera Wang bridal campaigns. Her early work balanced commercial appeal with acting credibility.

Quinlivan appeared in S.M.A.R.T. Chase (2017) with Orlando Bloom and Skyfire (2019), an international disaster film.

She hosted fashion segments on Vogue Taiwan and launched the lifestyle blog “Hannah’s Diary” in 2020.

Quinlivan starred in the romantic comedy Amour et Pâtisserie (2022), earning praise for her comedic timing.

She balanced motherhood with selective projects, often collaborating with Chou on music videos.

Quinlivan’s global campaigns and film roles expanded her reach across Asia and Hollywood.

Hannah Quinlivan continues modeling and acting while focusing on family.

She mentors young models through Taipei workshops and supports multicultural representation in media.

Quinlivan’s work spans 10+ films and 50+ brand endorsements. She advocates for women’s health and performs at charity galas.

Quinlivan’s cross-cultural appeal shapes modern Mandarin entertainment.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @hannah_quinlivan
• Facebook Handle: Hannah Quinlivan
• Twitter Handle: Unknown

Personal Life

Hannah Quinlivan married Jay Chou on January 17, 2015, in a fairy-tale ceremony in Yorkshire, England.

The couple welcomed daughter Hathaway Chou in 2015, son Romeo Chou in 2017, and daughter Jacinda Chou in 2022.

They reside in a luxury mansion in Taipei’s Yangmingshan.

Quinlivan enjoys baking, yoga, and traveling with her children.

Filmography

• Step Back to Glory (2013)
• S.M.A.R.T. Chase (2017)
• Skyscraper (2018)
• Skyfire (2019)
• Amour et Pâtisserie (2022)

Net Worth

Hannah Quinlivan has an estimated net worth of $8 million. Her income flows primarily from modeling contracts with Shiseido and Nike, film salaries, and brand ambassadorships. Shared assets with Jay Chou, including real estate in Taipei and Los Angeles, also contribute.