'My world is gone': Actress Jayley Woo pens emotional farewell to boyfriend, actor Aloysius Pang


Actress Jayley Woo posted several Instagram stories revealing details about her relationship with Mr Pang for the first time, saying that they had been waiting until they got married to go public.PHOTO: INSTAGRAM / ALOYPANG

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Actress Jayley Woo bade an emotional farewell to her boyfriend, actor Aloysius Pang, in a series of heart-rending Instagram posts overnight, shortly after the Ministry of Defence (Mindef) issued a statement on Wednesday night (Jan 23) confirming his death.

Corporal First Class (NS) Pang died at 8.45pm on Wednesday from injuries sustained on Saturday (Jan 19) while carrying out repair works inside a Singapore Self-Propelled Howitzer during a military exercise in New Zealand. His lungs, heart and kidney were damaged when a gun barrel was lowered. He underwent three surgeries and was put on artificial life support, Mindef said.

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