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S'pore actress Apple Chan undergoes emergency C-section & gives birth to 2nd child
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Khine Zin Htet , as published by Mothership
· September 30, 2026
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Singaporean actress Apple Chan of "Ah Girls Go Army" fame recently gave birth to her second child via an emergency caesarean section. The 37-year-old shared in an Instagram post on Sep. 22 that she gave birth prematurely at 32 weeks of pregnancy. "At 31 weeks, baby girl was only around 1.1kg and...
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What is this story about? Singaporean actress Apple Chan of "Ah Girls Go Army" fame recently gave birth to her second child via an emergency caesarean section. The 37-year-old shared in an Instagram post on Sep. 22 that she gave birth prematurely at 32 weeks of pregnancy. "At 31 weeks, baby girl was only around 1.1kg and...
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