Janice Chiang, often known by the moniker "Foxy," and Aaron Khoo were part of the original trio that launched Tree Potatoes in 2013 after departing from Wah!Banana. Their content often explores themes of dating and marriage, which may contribute to the public's curiosity about their personal lives. Public Clarifications
Aaron has appeared in popular dramas such as "Puteri Gunung Ledang," "Hikmah," and "Kecoh Si Cek Mek," among others. In addition to his acting career, Aaron is also a successful entrepreneur, having co-founded a production company and ventured into various business endeavors. Janice Chiang And Aaron Khoo Married
Sources indicate that the couple received a wedding gift of $5 million from their families to be used as seed funding for a joint foundation. The "Chiang-Khoo Foundation" will reportedly focus on mental health awareness among youth and sustainable farming in Southeast Asia. Janice Chiang, often known by the moniker "Foxy,"
: A "Mile-High" cake to share and a champagne toast. In addition to his acting career, Aaron is
: In 2018, they appeared in a promotional video unboxing a mattress for a "new house," which further fueled relationship rumors, though they were likely sharing a workspace or collaborating for brand engagement. Individual Updates Janice Chiang : Beyond YouTube, Janice is a highly accomplished Master Sake Sommelier
The Blackthorn Estate, known for its sprawling gardens and century-old angsana trees, was transformed into a "forest of lights." Thousands of fairy lights were woven through the canopy, while tables were adorned with locally grown orchids and gold-rimmed porcelain. The theme, reportedly chosen by Chiang herself, was "Ephemeral Eternity"—celebrating the fleeting beauty of the moment while committing to a love that endures.