Priscilla Wong

Priscilla Wong was discovered while she was in Secondary School at the age of 17 by Sandy Yu who was then an artiste management exec and later became a top TVB drama production executive. Signed under management by Sundream Motion Pictures she did not fully start her career in the entertainment industry until after graduating from university. Wong worked as an anchor for travelogue programs and entertainment news reporter for i-Cable. She was dubbed as "Stephen Chow's personal host", due to her easy access to interviewing the famous comedian.[4]

In 2010 Wong left i-Cable for Now TV, only to return one year later.

Wong won Best Host at the 2013 TVB Anniversary Awards for the tourism television program Pilgrimage of Wealth 2 alongside Tony Hung. She won the award again as a co-host for the program Dodo Goes Shopping Sr. 2 in 2017.

In 2008, Wong starred opposite veteran actor Dicky Cheung in the film The Champions (Chinese: 奪標).[4] In 2012, she signed an artiste contract with TVB. In 2013, she took part in her first TVB drama, Reality Check, and starred as the female lead in the costume drama Karma Rider. With her performances in the dramas Return of the Silver Tongue and Swipe Tap Love, Wong won the Most Improved Female Artiste award at the 2014 TVB Anniversary Awards.[5]

In 2015, Wong starred in the drama Madam Cutie On Duty, receiving attention for her onscreen partnership with co-actor Edwin Siu. With her role as Apple Fa, she was placed among top 5 for Most Popular Female Character nomination at the 2015 TVB Anniversary Awards. Wong starred opposite Bosco Wong and Edwin Siu in the 2016 drama Two Steps From Heaven, for which she was placed among top 5 for the Best Actress nomination at the 2016 TVB Anniversary Awards.

In 2017, Wong starred in the crime drama Line Walker: The Prelude. She played Cheng Shuk Mui, an amateur undercover cop who infiltrated a crime organisation. She collaborated with Bosco Wong again in the 2018 drama Heart and Greed. In 2020, Wong starred in the melodrama Life After Death as Laura Fong, a single mother who struggled to get over the death of her husband. She reprised her role as Cheng Shuk Mui in the sequel Line Walker: Bull Fight. In 2021, she starred in the drama Battle Of The Seven Sisters, playing the barrister Alison Koo.[6]

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