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Rhydian Vaughan (born 10 March 1988), also known by his stage name Feng Xiaoyue, is a Taiwanese-Welsh actor. He best known for his roles in the films Monga (2010), Girlfriend, Boyfriend (2012) and Winds of September (2008).
Aug 16, 2021 · Taiwanese-British actor Rhydian Vaughan, 33, revealed the heartbreaking news that he and his wife Jessica Hong have lost their baby in an emotional message on social media yesterday (Aug 15).
Rhydian Vaughan. Actor: Lord of Shanghai II. Rhydian is a mixed-race actor and musician based in Taipei with Welsh and Chinese heritage.
Jul 3, 2024 · Not everyone's willing to let their kids steal their thunder but Taiwanese star Rhydian Vaughan, better known as Feng Xiaoyue, seems pretty okay with that. The 36-year-old actor-turned-singer, who released his first album 'Seven' last year, was nominated for three awards — Best Newcomer, Best Lyricist and Best Album Producer — at ...
90K Followers, 773 Following, 866 Posts - 鳳小岳 Rhydian Vaughan (@rhydianvaughan_official) on Instagram: "工作邀約聯繫： 商業合作 jessiehongzj@gmail.com 音樂相關 u.music@foxmail.com 戲劇工作-彥恩國際 Jack 0936-053-390".
English name: Rhydian Vaughan; Birthdate: 1988-Mar-10 (age 35) Birthplace: Avignon, France; Height: 181cm; Star sign: Pisces; Partner: Jessie Hong (m.2016), Son (b.2016) TV Series. Let's Talk About CHU (Netflix, 2024) Taiwan Crime Stories: Derailment (Disney+, 2023) as Yu Cheng Lang; Women in Taipei (Disney+, 2022) as Liu Dong Fu
Aug 16, 2021 · Taiwanese-British actor Rhydian Vaughan and his wife have lost their unborn child. In a Facebook post, the 33-year-old actor penned a heartfelt letter describing what happened.
Rhydian Vaughan. Actor: Lord of Shanghai II. Rhydian is a mixed-race actor and musician based in Taipei with Welsh and Chinese heritage.
Rhydian Vaughan (born 10 March 1988) is a Taiwanese-British actor, best known for his performances in the films Monga, Girlfriend, Boyfriend and Winds of September.
Jul 26, 2022 · Rhydian Vaughan first made a name for himself in film, Winds of September, and his performance as the role Aaron in GF*BF earned him a nomination at the 7th Asian Film Awards. In 2013, he played the main role Gong Ming in the box-office hit, Tiny Times, and became very popular in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
