Is Macau casino magnate Stanley Ho’s reported S$20mil reward for every new grandchild succeeding in getting the younger members of his family to, um, oil up their baby-making machines?
1of4
Mario and his supermodel wife, Ming Xi
First it was Sabrina, Stanley’s eldest daughter with his fourth wife Angela Leong, who gave birth to a girl nicknamed “Fried Egg” on August 28.
Then, it was Sabrina's brother, Mario, who gave the 98-year-old his first grandson, Ronaldo, on October 24.
2of4
Sabrina and her husband, Thomas Xin
3of4
Orlando and his family
And yesterday, it was revealed that Orlando, Stanley's son with his third wife Ina Chan, welcomed a baby girl with his wife Gigi.
We know it’s confusing — after all, the tycoon has four wives and 17 children.
4of4
Stanley with his third wife, Ina, and their kids
But unlike his step siblings, Orlando appears to favour a more low-profile life. Like how he and his wife had chosen to have their kid at a hospital in Kowloon instead of the Hongkong Sanatorium and Hospital, which his family favours.
According to Hongkong's Apple Daily, it was only in February this year that Orlando revealed that he and Gigi are married and that they are also parents. Their daughter, Tittania, is now almost two. Then in September, Gigi announced that she was pregnant and was due to give birth in November. But the kid decided to arrive early and Gigi reportedly gave birth prematurely mid last month.
I consent to the use of my personal data by Mediacorp and the Mediacorp group of companies (collectively “Mediacorp”) to send me notices, information, promotions and updates including marketing and advertising materials in relation to Mediacorp’s goods and services and those of third party organisations selected by Mediacorp, and for research and analysis, including surveys and polls.
A Singapore construction site has reached 6 million accident-free man hours, marking a major safety milestone in one of the country’s highest-risk industries. Accident-free man hours refer to the total number of hours worked across all workers without a single injury, often used as a benchmark for workplace safety performance in construction projects. While such achievements are widely celebrated, Singapore’s construction sector continues to face challenges, with dozens of deaths and major injuries reported in 2025 alone. At the same time, improvements in worker welfare — including upgraded dormitories with better living conditions, recreational facilities, and shared spaces — are becoming a key part of the broader push towards safer worksites. #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #singapore #sgnews #migrantworkers
Tinder has introduced facial verification in Singapore, requiring users to take a video selfie to prove their identity. The company says the feature has reduced exposure to scammers and bots by 60% globally, but does it really make online dating safer? We test Tinder’s new system and compare it with Bumble and Hinge to find out. #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #tinder #singapore #onlinedating
Samuel Lim tells 8days.sg he was worried about losing his voice, a critical tool when guiding visually impaired athletes through a race #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #hyrox #visuallyimpaired #partners
Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong recently spoke in Parliament about the need for Singapore to conserve energy, suggesting measures such as using fans instead of air-conditioning and taking public transport where possible. While the message highlighted the importance of reducing electricity consumption, netizens online had mixed reactions, with many pointing out the challenges of cutting back on air-conditioning in Singapore’s hot and humid climate, with the haze being a recent issue. The discussion reflects the balance between sustainability efforts and everyday, often necessary, comforts in a tropical city. #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #singapore #sgnews #sgviral
We caught up with Jay Park ahead of his race at HYROX Singapore for a quick-fire round of questions, from his preferred workout timing to his favourite Singaporean dish and whether he identifies more as an athlete or an artist. The global star also shared his thoughts on health and wellbeing in 2026, offering fans a glimpse into his mindset as he balances music, fitness and competition. The short interview captures a more personal and spontaneous side of Jay Park just before he makes his debut on the HYROX floor 🔥 #8dayssg #8dayssgintv #jaypark #hyrox #singapore
