Boon Hui Lu (, born 11 December 1993) is a Singaporean actress, singer and songwriter.

Early life

Born to a self-employed courier provider father and a housewife Boon studied at Anglican High School. While studying at the

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, Boon had joined the school choir as she knew "she wanted to sing professionally". In 2015, she graduated from

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's Nanyang Business School with an Accountancy degree. She was offered a job at a big accounting firm but had turned it down to pursue her music dreams.

Career

Boon started her career as a child actress. She won the

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for her role in the television drama '' Rhapsody in Blue'' in 2006. In 2012, she represented Singapore in the popular Taiwanese reality TV singing competition ''Million Star''. She also participated in the Channel 5 reality TV singing competition ''

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'' (2013) and was among the top 40 finalists. Since she started writing songs in 2014, she has won awards at songwriting competitions such as National Environment Agency's Eco Music Challenge and the national talent competition Impresario. In June 2016, she took part in the

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's songwriting competition and was picked as one of the three finalist with her song titled ''Safety. Your Word, Your Life.'' In 2016, her compositions ''Every day is a Miracle'' and ''Your Body Speaks'' were featured on Taiwanese singer

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's album, '' Day by Day''. In April 2016, she signed on with Taiwanese record label HIM International Music. She starred in the ''Crescendo The Musical'', which was performed at the Kallang Theatre, in December 2016. Boon released her first album on 4 January 2019, ''Honestly Me'' ().親愛的你＿＿怎樣的我
''Five Music''. 9 September 2020 In 2019, she was the guest star in Namewee's Song ''Never Give Up'' (), which she also covered complete. and performed live in Singapore.

Personal life

In August 2021, Boon announced her engagement to singer Cheong Waii Hoong, with whom she has been in an ongoing relationship since February 2021.

Filmography

Television series

Film

Discography

Albums

Soundtrack appearance

Singles

Theater

Concert

Ticketed concert

Awards and nominations

Star Awards

References

External links

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Boon Hui Lu's channel
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Boon, Hui Lu Living people 1993 births Singaporean people of Chinese descent Singaporean television actresses 21st-century Singaporean women singers Singaporean composers Nanyang Technological University alumni Victoria Junior College alumni Singaporean singer-songwriters