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JJ Fong (born 1985 or 1986 [1]) is a New Zealand actress and producer. She is best known for her roles as Alice Lee in the hit NZ television programme Go Girls, Betty in the programme Step Dave and Jessica in the acclaimed NZ web series Flat3 and its subsequent spin-offs.
JJ Fong is a versatile and creative performer who has starred in various TV shows and films, both locally and internationally. She is also a co-creator and co-producer of several web series, such as Flat 3, Friday Night Bites and Creamerie.
5,142 Followers, 583 Following, 24 Posts - JJ Fong (@the.jjfong) on Instagram: "👸🏻💃💁🏻♀️ Wellmania on @netflixanz @creamerie_show on @hulu".
12 Questions: Shortland Street star JJ Fong has made a steamy impression on the long-running Kiwi soap - but there's much more to her talents than just acting.
JJ Fong is a New Zealand actress, singer, dancer, and producer. She is best known for her roles in the hit NZ television program Go Girls (2013), Step Dave, and Flat3 (2013–2014) and its subsequent spin-offs.
JJ Fong - Lamenting a lack of good roles for Asian women, Chinese-Kiwi JJ Fong teamed up with fellow actors Ally Xue and Perlina Lau and director Roseanne Liang. In 2013 they launched comical web series Flat3. Fong played aspiring actor Jessica, whose life is overly dictated by her libido.
JJ is a versatile Chinese-Kiwi actress and creative force in show business. Her recent credits include lead roles in Netflix's "Wellmania," starring Australian comedy icon Celeste Baber, and Australian comedy "Gold Diggers."
