Fann, who does charity work with seniors, shared that she wasn't able to visit the elderly this Chinese New Year due to COVID-19. It's why she was pleasantly surprised when they recorded this video to thank her and Chris for the care packages.

"Hope that the situation improves quickly so that we can meet soon," she added.

Photos: Fann Wong's Instagram

Visiting must be kept to a minimum this year due to COVID-19, but it was still nice to see some of the artistes spending time with each other. Looking great, ladies!

Photo: Aileen Tan's Instagram

Nothing like the sight of our favourite absent-minded granny looking super festive to put a smile on our faces.

Photo: Jack Neo's Instagram

Jesseca, whose birthday fell on the second day of Chinese New Year this year, received a super sweet tribute from her husband Jeremy Chan.

He wrote, "Happy birthday wifey. I hope I can be by your side every day so that I won't ever have to miss you. I'm thankful for your companionship, love and warmth."

Aww.

Photo: Jeremy Chan's Instagram

"A very special CNY with not much visiting. Brought her out for her favourite ride around Singapore," Carrie shared. 

Gege looking extra happy in the pic is everything.

Photo: Carrie Wong's Instagram

We wonder how many takes Joel did to put that are-we-done-yet? expression on his dad's nerves.

Photo: Joel Choo's Instagram

This is Kelly's first Chinese New Year after tying the knot with Taiwanese music producer Roger Yo last February. She gushed that it's also the first time she's spending the festive season in Taiwan, and the first time she's giving out red packets.

Photo: Kelly Poon's Instagram

"Overwhelming joy and happiness cause it's Lunar New Year, Tigger's 8th birthday and Valentine's Day altogether!" Romeo gushed.

Photo: Romeo Tan's Instagram

"It's our first Chinese New Year as a family of three," Sheila shared. "While it's unfortunate that Layla's first CNY is a lot less lively than how it usually is, Mama is somewhat grateful that at least there's less traveling, thus making it a lot more manageable and still able to fit her into her schedule and routine."

Fingers crossed that Layla's second CNY will be more exciting.

Photo: Sheila Sim's Instagram

Even the most nit-picky of aunties would approve of his pronunciation.

Photo: Fauzie Laily's Instagram 

"When you come from a big family and don't make the #privilegedlist of #8 for any household! So many uncles and aunties you're deemed #nonessential, and resulting in your #nonnomination..." Elvin quipped. "It'd be nice if your household still has any vacancy and extend me an invitation though..."

On the bright side, he got to catch up on some beauty sleep this year.

Photo: Elvin Ng's Instagram

Is it really Chinese New Year without the sound of mahjong tiles clacking? While visiting is kept to a minimum this year, the Woos have enough players for a round (or many) of mahjong to entertain them.

Photo: Hayley Woo's Instagram

His shirt reads "lao niu" and hers reads "neng cao", which literally translates to 'old cow' and 'tender grass' — it basically means Nick is a cradle robber.

Truth is, Hong Ling's only five years younger than Nick though the shirts would definitely be a conversation starter at a relative's place.

Photo: Hong Ling's Instagram