Born in 1991, Kim has long captivated the public as she generously shared details of her life. At the age of 12, she was sent to board at the UK’s Queenswood School, where she learned to be independent. Although she could get almost anything with her family’s wealth, Kim decided to escape her father’s shadow, establishing a name for her own: On the stock market, her father is known as the “Remisier King”; on social media, Kim is today a top influencer.

Despite enjoying the perks of a princess, Kim has endured a lot of ups and downs privately. When she was only four years old, her parents went through one of the lengthiest and most bitter divorces in Singapore and, according to her, those moments were among the darkest in her life as she and her younger brother were constantly moved back and forth between her parents.

It was heart-wrenching that her own marriage, which was officialised in 2016 in a simple registration ceremony, would also end in divorce just three years later. Unlike her parents’, hers was an amicable divorce as both agreed to part ways in recognition of their irreconcilable differences, according to interviews and media reports.

Undiscouraged by her failed marriage, Lim – now as a single mother – turned her devotion to her son, who she claimed brought meaning to her life, and her career by strengthening her aesthetic businesses and charity activities. Kim has also showed the world how strong she is by speaking up against cyberbullying and racism, standing firmly besides her father, the owner of Spanish football club Valencia CF, following online attacks on her family.

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