Chinese name 衛詩 (traditional) Occupation Singer Movies A Melody Looking Other name(s) Wei Si | Origin Hong Kong Role Singer Jyutping wai6 si1 (Cantonese) Name Jill Vidal Siblings Janice Vidal | |
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Ancestry Chinese, Filipino, Korean Born 13 April 1982 (age 41) Hong Kong ( 1982-04-13 ) Similar People | ||
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Jill M. Vidal, often referred to as Wei Si or simply as Jill, is a Hong Kong-based female urban pop singer. Vidal is of Chinese, Korean, and Filipino ethnicity with British nationality. Her twin sister Janice Vidal is also a singer in Hong Kong.
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- Biography
- Music career
- Arrest
- References
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Biography
Born into an extremely wealthy family, Vidal is of mixed parentage with a Filipino and Spanish descent father, Joey Vidal, who has ancestry in Cebu, Philippines and a mother of Korean and Chinese descent from Seoul, Korea.
Vidal is also known by the Chinese name Wei Si. She was educated up to secondary school, and speaks English and basic Cantonese.
She gained prominence with campaigns in Hong Kong aimed at stopping youngsters from using drugs.
Music career
After dropping out of school in 2005, Vidal's father provided her and her sister with a contract to East Asia Record Production. She released her first song, Lonely, in December 2005.
Being celebrity role models Vidal and Kelvin Kwan took part in Anti-drug promotions in 2006 and 2008.
Arrest
Vidal and her singer boyfriend Kelvin Kwan were arrested in Tokyo on 24 February 2009 over allegations of marijuana possession. Police were summoned when the pair were caught shoplifting in the district of Shibuya and marijuana was subsequently found in a cigarette in their possession. Kwan confessed to the police that it had been given to him by a friend in Hong Kong, while Vidal said that she was not aware it was marijuana. Urine tests later returned positive results for marijuana for Kelvin Kwan; police allegedly found another banned substance in the pair's luggage. Kwan was released without charge after 32 days in jail. Later, local journals reported that Vidal was being held due to heroin being more extreme that marijuana – the unnamed banned substance previously reported to have been found in her luggage was heroin of her own simple possession weighing of 1.36 grams.
On 24 April, Vidal pleaded guilty in Tokyo court to heroin possession, and was sentenced to two years' imprisonment, suspended for three years. She was deported back to Hong Kong and did not serve prison time