If you are old enough to catch How I Met Your Mother‘s first season broadcasting in real-time, you would have remembered this talent search programme on Channel U called Project SuperStar.
At the end of the season, a visually impaired man with a soulful voice swept away the first-place reward. It has been 16 years since and now he is moving on to the next stage of his life.
Project Superstar Kelvin Tan Getting Married Next Year & Has Applied for a BTO Flat
Kelvin Tan, the winner of the first season of Project Superstar 16 years ago, is getting married next year.
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Last year, he has gotten engaged to his girlfriend of over two years. Not much is known about his fiancee for he has been keeping a low profile for the past decade.
Recently, he was on a Channel 8 programme, A Conversation with Minister 2021 where he update his audience about his life.
Kelvin Tan’s Life Update
In the programme, Kelvin revealed that he has applied for an HDB flat. He has also got a full-time job at the Singapore Association Of The Visually Handicapped (SAVH) so that his housing loan will be approved.
Previously, he was a telemarketer and customer service personnel, and had been working at these jobs to pay the bills.
He will also be married next year before he takes his keys. Despite the pandemic, Kelvin is happy to be married for that would mean a smaller event and less guests.
His current priority in life has shifted to be more family-oriented.
Kelvin revealed that when he was younger, he did not find that money was important. It has since changed ever since everything is getting more expensive here.
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He also revealed that he would not be releasing any new album anytime soon. The most, you’ll be hearing new singles from him but not full albums.
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How Did Kelvin Adapt to COVID-19?
Ever since Kelvin secured a full-time job, he felt more stable in life. He said that the pandemic has not affected him due to his job’s stability.
Instead, what affected him was the need to check in everywhere using TraceTogether. As you know, to check in to a shopping mall, you have to scan a QR code of the location.
However, as a visually impaired person, he can’t see the QR code. He mentioned that some places allow him to tap the SafeEntry Gateway device but not all places have that.
Looks like some improvement is needed in our system.
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