App-ily ever after


When Chung met Song: Although she was not impressed when she first met her husband Song through a dating app, they fell in love after they got to know each other better. — The Straits Times / Asia News Network

WHILE browsing profiles on a dating app, Jayine Chung was drawn to a man who described himself as someone who enjoys good food and throwing stones into the Han River.

“It was very quirky and amusing... Who does that any more? I needed to meet this guy,” recalls the 32-year-old freelance theatre producer with a laugh.

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