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.

When it comes to show-business JJ Fong can do it all, and do it well. An innovative and dynamic creative, the Chinese-Kiwi actress continues to land (and create) momentum-building roles for herself in a range of television and film productions, both locally and abroad.

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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."

Apr 29, 2024 · Friends Like Her actress JJ Fong opens up about her marriage to her cinematographer husband. Read about their perfect match

Sep 26, 2021 · Like her Celebrity Treasure Island castmate Edna, actress JJ Fong has a very close connection to her chosen charity, Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand.

Mar 27, 2023 · And now, JJ is on one seriously big and highly anticipated show: Netflix’s Wellmania, which stars one of the hottest properties of 2023, comedian Celeste Barber. You’ll no doubt know of Celeste, but in case you need a reminder, here she is: Yes, it’s THAT Celeste Barber – the Queen of Insta.

J.J. Fong is known as an Actor, Creator, Producer, Story, Co-Producer, and Thanks. Some of her work includes Falling Inn Love, Wellmania, Creamerie, Written in the Stars, Tales from the Apocalypse, Power Rangers, Go Girls, and The New Legends of Monkey.

Keen to create new acting roles for Asian women and work with friends, JJ Fong and Ally Xue teamed up with fellow actor Perlina Lau and director Roseanne Liang to create web series Flat3 and Friday Night Bites.

When it comes to show-business JJ Fong can do it all, and do it well. An innovative and dynamic creative, the Chinese-Kiwi actress continues to land (and create) momentum-building roles for herself in a range of television and film productions, both locally and abroad.