SINGAPORE – Taiwanese variety show host Jacky Wu described Singapore as his “hometown” at the launch of a new live music club on Saturday, Oct 24, disclosing that he once owned a house in Ang Mo Kio.
“Singapore (is) just like my hometown …. I love Singapore,” the veteran host, singer and businessman told local reporters in Mandarin, with a smattering of English.
At a group interview inside the club, he cited the local food and friendly Singaporeans as part of the Republic’s appeal. The 64-year-old joked that he even liked “your air pollution”, a reference to the haze from neighbouring Indonesia that has descended on Singapore in recent weeks.
The co-host of Taiwanese variety game show Mr Player (2014 to present) added: “I used to have a big house at Ang Mo Kio.”
That was 23 years ago and he sold the property because “nobody was living there”, he said.
“My house in Taipei is even bigger,” he said, adding that his property near Taipei 101, Taiwan’s highest skyscraper, located in its capital city, has a recording studio, cinema room and dance hall.
Wu is no stranger to Singapore. On Oct 24, he was a guest artiste at the official opening of THE OOOOONE Livehouse in Queen Street, which combines concert-quality live performances with dining. Taiwanese show business honcho Ju Pao, a longtime collaborator of Mandopop megastar Jay Chou’s, curates the singers and shows at THE OOOOONE.
Wu is performing here at his own solo concert on Oct 25, 8pm, at a cinema hall at GV Grand in Great World shopping mall.
Wu, who runs wellness and lifestyle brand Bonjour Perfect, will be singing, hosting games, interacting with fans at a question-and-answer session, and talking about quantum water and other wellness products at his show, Jacky Wu Super Livestream Show 2026.
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