Lunch with Sumiko archives: Zoe Tay on motherhood, her mum, and how she once called herself Jenny

Actress Zoe Tay talks to The Straits Times Executive Editor Sumiko Tan about her new TV role, motherhood and one of the best moments in her career.
This video was first published on May 21, 2017.
In the Lunch with Sumiko series, ST executive editor Sumiko Tan gets up close with newsmakers over lunch - and a selfie. For more on Lunch With Sumiko: www.straitstimes.com/tags/lun...
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[@bkng3634]

She's ageing gracefully. Just like any mother, caring and responsible to her children despite her busy filming schedules.

[@lilygeranium7281]

Not bad leh. 54 years old. Other than eye wrinkles easily can be seen, still alright la

[@GabGamer2010]

first

[@eloiselee4978]

V broken English

[@crux33]

Still prettier than you will ever be.. V stupid name too.

[@vishayapodcast2021]

so?

[@kitty2527]

Not everybody speaks good English, be more forgiving, she did not complete her secondary education but she did well than most of us, one do not need to speak good English to excel in life. She has high ren qi and her fans are from a wide range.

[@satirical1234]

Another waste of good money on stupidly silly role - sigh !!!!!