Singapore influencer Xiaxue apologises for viral clip about Thai sex workers that offended Thais


Xiaxue posted a video of her apology and explanation on Instagram and TikTok on July 27. - PHOTO: XIAXUE/TIKTOK

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Local content creator Wendy Cheng, better known as Xiaxue, has apologised for a viral clip that has offended Thai people, claiming it had been taken out of context.

She posted a video of her apology and explanation on Instagram and TikTok on July 27, in which she said: “So I’ve recently gone viral in Thailand and not in a good way. Apparently, a video that I was in really offended many Thais.”

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