Those delicious-looking cakes on her Insta aren’t the only things the DJ has been baking lately. On July 20, Peifen announced that she and her husband are expecting baby number two. Her five-year-old son Luke certainly looks excited to be a big brother. Congrats to the family!

Photo: Lin Peifen/Instagram

Another celeb who shared baby — and marriage — news this week was Taiwan-based Singaporean singer-host Jinglun, who made the shocking announcement on his 37th birthday.

We love how he broke the news to his pal and fellow newlywed Derrick Hoh, though, with a very proud “Sorry Derrick, I’m ahead of you”. Um, time to catch up then, Derrick?

Photo: Derrick Hoh/Instagram

With wife Tay Kewei still in confinement after giving birth to their second child, it’s up to Alfred to look after their eldest son Momo in the meantime… but things are turning out to be not as easy as he thought.

For instance, putting him to bed is a daily struggle as the little one would “start to cry and abuse” his poor papa every time, and trying to wake him up isn’t any better. Alfred even dramatically compared breakfast to “a 10 course meal” 'cos Momo takes his own sweet time. And it’ll only get even more challenging once he has to take care of their younger son. We wish Alfred the best of luck.

Oh, and um, not to scare you or anything, Jinglun, but this could be your future as well.

Photo: Alfred Sim/Instagram

In case you missed it, the singer recently faced a load of backlash when his new NDP song ‘Everything I Am’ was released, mostly from people who were seriously ticked off that a “foreigner” was singing such an important anthem. Nathan later clarified that while he was born in Singapore as a permanent resident to Indonesian parents, he obtained citizenship after completing his NS.

He also took to his socials to reassure his supporters that he’s doing all right despite the intense feedback. “I knew going into this project that it would attract eyes and ears very far from my usual audience. And with that territory, usually comes a whole load of bulls***,” he wrote. “I’m ok, but things like these always leave me a little heartbroken. It sucks to see people out there with so much darkness in their hearts. Darkness that I do not take personally, but really worry for. I’m sure we’ve all felt the urge to lash out, it soothes the s***ty parts of our soul that are in pain.”

He then concluded with what we’ve honestly been thinking this whole time: “That being said, some people can just be straight up d***s.”

Photo: Nathan Hartono/Instagram and Facebook

The singer-actor also had a simple but important message for Nathan’s haters, which was: “Be cool and not a straight up d**k.” Very to the point.

He also shared an old photo from the time he performed at NDP 2015 with Nathan, Tabitha Nauser, and Michaela Therese, and praised Nathan for the “kickass job” he did “with his soulful voice on a meaningful song”. “So, please show him some love when he performs again this year at Star Vista on August 9th.”

Awww. What are friends for?

Photo: Fauzie Laily/Instagram

And she did a pretty darn good job at it too, we must say. Although the pop diva could probably easily summon any top stylist with the snap of a finger (or at least a phone call), she chose to do the snipping herself in her bathroom. Then again, this is the same down-to-earth person who did a live performance in celebration of her 20th anniversary in a plain white tee and no shoes.

Photos: Stefanie Sun/Instagram

Not being able to travel overseas during this time clearly isn’t a problem for Hebe Tien, Selina Jen, and Ella Chen (and for everyone living in Taiwan, basically). All they had to do was hop into a car and drive to what looks like Taroko National Park, which is about three hours from Taipei. For the rest of us who are stuck here in Singapore, though, we can only stare at their lovely photos in envy.

Photos: Hebe Tien/Instagram

And we mean that literally. Instead of merely slapping her name and face on her coloured contacts brand Quinlivan and calling it a day, it looks like Hannah personally makes trips down to the factory and even tried her hand at what looks like colour mixing. And she looks so good while doing it too — her hubby Jay Chou even quipped that these photos look like she’s filming a Hollywood movie.

Photos: Hannah Quinlivan/Instagram

Chow Yun Fat may not have Instagram (oh what a delight that would be), but he makes such frequent appearances on the socials of other stars that it doesn’t actually feel like he’s completely off the grid.

Also, how many caps do you think Carina owns? It seems like she’s always sporting a different one in her many hiking selfies. Not that we don’t think she can afford them, of course.

Photo: Carina Lau/Instagram

According to the actress, having a “buffet” in the time of Phase 2 is perfect “for lazy people” 'cos all you gotta do is scan a QR code (we are all experts at this by now), place your order with the staff, and wait for them to bring the food for you.

“It actually feels really good not having to leave your table every couple of minutes to go get your food,” she wrote. “With them serving you your food at your table, this will minimise contact and is therefore safer for everyone. You can sit with your family and enjoy your meal peacefully.”

Okay, but thanks to her post, we are really craving for some garlic naan with butter chicken from StraitsKitchen, which was worthy of two mentions from Nurul.

Photo: Nurul Aini/Instagram

He may be known for his comedic chops these days (both on TV and his IG), but did you know that the Noose star was dubbed the “Godfather” platoon commander in NS? As he said: “You wouldn’t want to know the serious side of me.” Gulp.

Photo: Suhaimi Yusof/Instagram

July 24 was a sad day for the actor and his family as their seven-year-old cat Scar crossed the rainbow bridge after suffering from feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). “You suffered for so long but we couldn’t bring ourselves to ask the doctor to put you down, so we let Allah decide. Thank you for the wonderful seven years,” he wrote.

Rest in peace, Scar.

Photo: Aaron Aziz/Instagram

Clingy kids can be super cute… when you’re not trying to get through an hour of exercising without any interruptions. Where was hubby Moses Chan, or at least some kind of gadget to keep them occupied?

Photo: Aimee Chan/Instagram

Over the years, many artistes have exposed scammers trying to impersonate them on the internet in a bid to trick poor folks into giving them money or personal information. The latest star to call out the unscrupulous misuse of her name and fame is Fann, who urged her followers not to be fooled by this shady “giveaway”.

If you’re thinking, “Not again!?”, remember what Tay Ping Hui once told us: “These guys are like roaches: they don't die.”

Photo: Fann Wong/Instagram

It looks like all the vile comments on the singer-actor’s video of his son playing with music production software were too much to bear 'cos not only has he removed the post in question, he also deleted all his previous posts. Netizens can really be a terrifying bunch.

Photo: Jordan Chan/Instagram