Earlier this year, we reported that local actor Romeo Tan announced on his social media channels that he bought himself an apartment at One Marina Residence.
Feels like a new chapter of my life.#blessed#thankful#home#newchapter#romeotan @ Singapore
Posted by Romeo Tan on Thursday, 30 April 2020
Many of his fellow actors and actresses congratulated him on Instagram as well.
Of course, congratulations are in order because as we all know units there don’t come cheap. In fact, it was reported that Romeo paid about $1.67 million for it.
The reveal
In two Instagram posts uploaded on 2 Sept and today (6 Sept), the 35-year-old actor finally revealed how his atas bachelor pad looked like.
His wrote that after a month, his dream home is finally complete thanks to interior design team, d’Phenomenal.
Looking at the pictures, it’s indeed #housegoals.
If you’re looking to spice up your home, why not hit them up?
From Simei to Marina One
It was previously reported in Lianhe Zaobao that Romeo lived in a four-room HDB flat with seven of his family members. He shared a room with his brother since he was young and had little privacy because of it.
Because travelling to Mediacorp studios at One-north from Simei was inconvenient due to the distance, he would stay over at the house of fellow actor and friend, Elvin Ng, instead.
Since his television debut in 2005, Romeo’s first property purchase is the culmination of 15 years of hard work and perseverance, according to 99.co.
In his early days before starting his acting career, it was reported that Romeo did a lot of odd jobs as a teenager including working in McDonald’s and giving out flyers.
There was an interview done with 8days where Romeo recounted the time where he worked as a cable guy to fix Internet and broadband cables.
In one particular job, Romeo was hurt by a comment made by the flat owner when he went to fix her Internet connection.
According to him, after he praised her chair, the woman said, “When you earn more money in the future, you can buy this too.”
Look who has the last laugh now?
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