However, Kiwebaby recently let on that even after the success of Number 1, acting offers are still few and far between, adding: “Perhaps the number of roles that I’m suitable for are limited because I’m trans.”

Most of her current income stems from selling products on live broadcasts, but she’s also writing a book as well as a movie that's based on her life.

Kiwebaby, who had breast augmentation surgery in 2015, was also asked if she would undergo gender confirmation surgery, to which she said: “I’ve never hated my body even when [I knew that] I was a girl inside. Perhaps I felt that being a woman was too tough in my past life, so I wanted to be born a man in this life so that I’d be able to depend only on myself.”

As for why she’s adamant about not having gender confirmation surgery, Kiwebaby said: “I have female friends who want to be men in their next lives as they think that being a woman is too tiring. After listening to their stories, I realised that gender confirmation surgery doesn’t guarantee me a happy relationship, and neither is it the only way to find true love."

"Even if I did go for the surgery, breaking up with my boyfriend is still a possibility. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with going for it if you hate your body, but I’ve never hated mine. I don’t want to be changed by what the world [wants me to do] (…) I don’t have to change myself for men.”

Photos: HK01, Kiwebaby's Instagram