American man goes full Singaporean with Singlish wedding vows: ‘Baby Bonus, CDA top-ups…’
Forget the usual “in sickness and in health”. This American groom promised to be “steady pom pi pi” and apply for BTO with his bride. 😂
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Anna Maria Romero, as published by The Independent Singapore · · 1 min read
Forget the usual “in sickness and in health”. This American groom promised to be “steady pom pi pi” and apply for BTO with his bride. 😂
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