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24 Mei 2023 · According to a food travel vlog posted in April 2020, Nigel Ng revealed to YouTuber Shu that he was divorced. While he did not disclose his ex-wife’s identity, some sources claim it is comedian Eva Steiner. Sources believe it is crucial to note that Ng has not confirmed this, and whether Steiner is his ex-wife is unclear.
4 Jan 2024 · They were referring to Auntie Helen, the fictional former wife of Uncle Roger whom he always pokes fun at. Ng, the host of comedy podcast Haiyaa With Nigel Ng, told fellow YouTuber Shu Lin in a ...
3 Okt 2023 · Connecting to Apple Music. If you don’t have iTunes, download it for free. If you have iTunes and it doesn’t open automatically, try opening it from your dock or Windows task bar. Welcome to HAIYAA with Nigel Ng, a comedy podcast about disappointment! Join Nigel Ng, creator of internet sensation Uncle Roger, as he pokes fun at the moments ...
3 Okt 2023 · 10/3/2023. HAIYAA with Nigel Ng. 0:00. 44:23. Nigel is back in London speaking with Producer Matt about his time away from the pod and what he's been up to! They dive deep into tales about 11 hour taxi journeys, Matt playing against a team of refugees and Nigel's experiences so far living in LA. *apologies about the sound quality in this episode.
Huáng Jǐnyú. 白話字. N̂g Kín-jû. 黃瑾瑜 （ Nigel Ng ，1991年3月15日 — ）， 單口喜劇 演員兼 YouTuber ， 馬來西亞 籍， 英國 永久居民，生於 吉隆坡 ，祖籍 福建 ，以其在影片中扮演的 食評人 角色「 羅傑叔叔 」（ Uncle Roger ）而著名。.
17 Jun 2022 · Around 2 years ago, Malaysian comedian Nigel Ng only had 6000 YouTube subscribers when he was just starting out. Last night, on Thursday, 16th June 2022, the 31-year-old (who hails from Kajang) proudly announced that he has reached 6 million subscribers on his YouTube channel. It doesn’t surprise us to see Nigel achieving this milestone […]
7 Mac 2021 · 11 min read. With news that Nigel Ng was back in Malaysia, we took the opportunity to catch up with him and speak about his most renowned creation yet, Uncle Roger. Nigel Ng aka Uncle Roger in a sweater from Hugo Boss and sporting a TAG Heuer Connected. As far as most Asians are concerned, rice is an age-old staple food not to be messed with.
