: A "Mile-High" cake to share and a champagne toast.
In late 2013, seeking complete creative independence and ownership over their content, Janice Chiang, Aaron Khoo, and Elliot Tan made the bold decision to leave Wah!Banana. They established their own channel, Tree Potatoes, which quickly mirrored their previous success.
Established a prominent career in public relations, corporate communications, and marketing strategy. Content directing, editing, and conceptual acting. Janice Chiang And Aaron Khoo Married
In late 2018 and early 2019, Aaron publicly announced that they had secured and moved into their very own Housing & Development Board (HDB) flat. In a post on Aaron Khoo’s Instagram , he noted that their primary goals for the flat were a spacious living room to host family and friends, and a dedicated, private space for gaming.
While they frequently collaborate on content and share a close professional relationship, their personal relationship status remains private. Key points regarding their public interactions include: : A "Mile-High" cake to share and a champagne toast
The relationship between Janice and Aaron has been a topic of interest for years, with followers tracking their milestones.
Fans praise Janice for "marrying up" while retaining her identity. Comments flooded her final single-girl post with messages like, "Finally! Janice Chiang and Aaron Khoo married! This gives me hope for love." In a post on Aaron Khoo’s Instagram ,
This public insight into their lives allowed fans to see them not just as content creators, but as a dedicated couple building a foundation together. The Evolution of Their Public Persona
Officially settled into married life while continuing creative pursuits.
The wedding ceremony was a spectacular affair, designed to reflect the couple’s unique style. It was a day filled with emotion, from the tender moments during the ceremony to the lively festivities of the reception. The Ceremony
After collaborating for years to produce relatable, humorous sketches that captured the hearts of millions across Southeast Asia, their real-life romance culminated in building a home together. The announcement of their marriage delighted a dedicated fanbase that had watched them grow both on and off-screen. From YouTube Collaborators to Partners