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Yes, these are the rich kids of Singapore. But make no mistake, these ‘rich kids of Singapore’ also have a sizeable following of their own, and are counted among Singapore’s top influencers. Without further ado, let’s check out who makes it to the list of ‘super rich kids of Singapore’.
Real-life Crazy Rich Asians? Meet the next generation of Singapore rich kids who are making a name for themselves on Instagram.
- Aidan Cheng
- Kishin RK. Industry: Real estate, F&B. Kick-starting the list is Singapore’s youngest billionaire, Kishin RK. He is the son of Raj Kumar, founder of property development and investment company, Royal Holdings.
- Kim Lim. Industry: Beauty. Kim Lim is one of Singapore’s most prolific socialites. Her father is Singaporean billionaire Peter Lim, who has a real time net worth of US$3.1 billion (~S$4.15 billion).
- Claudia Sondakh. Industry: F&B. Claudia Sondakh is the daughter of Indonesian businessman, Peter Sondakh. According to Forbes, her father has a real time net worth of US$1.5 billion (~S$2.01 billion).
- Evan Kwee. Industry: Real Estate, hospitality. Evan Kwee is the only son of Kwee Liong Tek who, together with his brothers, has a real time net worth of US$5.6 billion (~S$7.5 billion), according to Forbes.
Dec 10, 2021 · Calista Cuaca, Mae Tan and Cheryl Wee are just a few of the new rich kids of Singapore. Photos: @xcalikins, @marxmae, @weecheryl/Instagram. Thanks to social media, we can now take a...
- The Asian Parent
Aug 15, 2018 · Who Are Singapore’s Very Own Rich Kids Of Instagram? This next generation is living it up but some are using their fame to promote good causes. By Low Shi Ping
Dec 5, 2021 · Crazy Rich Asians might have been a work of fiction but author Kevin Kwan has stated that there was some truth to the lavish lifestyle that the rich social elite leads. And if you’re wondering who are the kids of the rich and famous in Singapore, keep scrolling to find out.
Mar 12, 2019 · Born with a silver spoon, these top 10 children are taking their family’s billionaire empires on and turning them into gold mines. Contrary to Hollywood’s portrayal of heirs and heiresses, our Singapore scions who are set to inherit their parent’s billionaire empires aren’t freeloaders.
