Tiffany Chen Biography: Parents, Age, Height, Siblings, Net Worth, Children, Pictures, Movies

Tiffany Chen Ming-Yin, professionally known as Tiffany Chen, is a distinguished Hong Kong film producer, talent agent, and businesswoman.

She has played a pivotal role in the production of several acclaimed films, including Black Mask (1996), The Wesley’s Mysterious File (2002), and Election (2005).

In recent years, she has expanded her business ventures into live-stream e-commerce, specializing in luxury goods and real estate, notably promoting the Macau luxury condominium named after her, Tiffany House.

Recognized for her sharp business acumen, Chen is vice chairman of her husband’s production company. She is married to billionaire film producer Charles Heung, who co-founded China Star Entertainment Group.

Profile

• Full Name: Tiffany Chen Ming-Yin
• Stage Name: Tiffany Chen
• Born: November 20 1959
• Age: 65 years old
• Birthplace: Taiwan
• Nationality: Chinese
• Occupation: Hong Kong film producer, agent and businesswoman
• Height: Unknown
• Parent: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Charles Heung (1980-)
• Children: Jacky Heung ,Johnathan
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $5 million and $10 million

Early Life And Education

Tiffany Chen Ming-Yin was born on November 20, 1959, in Taiwan.

While details about her parents remain undisclosed, it is known that her mother struggled with a gambling addiction. She has an elder brother who battled hepatitis, though his name has not been publicly disclosed.

Despite excelling academically and earning university admission, Chen faced significant challenges early on. Due to financial hardships, her parents compelled her to work as a dance hostess.

Determined to support her family, she began working at a young age, demonstrating resilience and perseverance. Chen is of Chinese ethnicity and has ancestral roots in Heilongjiang Province. Her religious beliefs are not publicly known.

Career

Tiffany Chen began working at a young age to support her family and later pursued a career in modeling.

Her life significantly turned in 1982 when she moved to Hong Kong after marrying renowned film producer Charles Heung.

This marked the beginning of her involvement in the entertainment industry, where she would go on to play a key role in shaping one of Hong Kong’s most influential film production companies.

As vice-chair and administrative producer of China Star Entertainment Group, which Heung founded in 1997, Chen became instrumental in the company’s prominence.

She has played a key role in producing acclaimed films such as Black Mask (1996), The Wesley’s Mysterious File (2002), and Election (2005). Her strategic vision and business acumen helped China Star become dominant in Hong Kong and mainland China’s film industry.

Recognized as one of The Hollywood Reporter’s International Women in Entertainment, Chen can greenlight successful projects and bring together top-tier talent, contributing to hits like Needing You, Love on a Diet, and Lost in Time.

Chen has expanded her influence beyond film production in recent years, becoming a media celebrity and a major player in live-stream commerce.

Since 2018, she has appeared on Chinese reality shows and leveraged her public presence to build a successful career in luxury e-commerce.

Notably, she sold 300 million yuan of designer handbags in a single session and ventured into high-end real estate sales, including the Macau luxury condominium Tiffany House.

Beyond business, Chen is actively involved in philanthropy, serving as a director of the Jet Li One Foundation, which aids disaster victims, and supporting initiatives such as Project Vision Charitable Foundation to provide cataract surgeries for underprivileged seniors.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @tiffanytchen

Personal Life

Tiffany Chen married Charles Heung, a billionaire film producer and founder of China Star Entertainment Group, in 1980.

At the time of their marriage, Chen was 23, and Heung was 31. Together, they have two sons, Jacky Heung and Johnathan Heung, who have been involved in the entertainment industry.

Filmography

• Black Mask (1996)
• The Wesley’s Mysterious File (2002)
• Election (2005)
• Chasing Dream (2019)
• League of Gods (2016)
• Poker King (2009)
• Written By (2009)
• A Very Short Life (2009)
• Love @ First Note (2006)
• Karmic Mahjong (2006)
• Election 2 (2006)
• The Shopaholics (2006)
• Colour of the Truth (2003)
• Jiang Hu: The Triad Zone (2000)
• Lover of the Last Empress (1995)
• Le Dragon Blanc (1994)
• Happy Go Lucky (1992)

Net Worth

Tiffany Chen’s net worth is estimated to be between $5 million and $10 million USD, largely due to her successful career in film production.

In addition to her contributions to the entertainment industry, she has expanded her business ventures into live e-commerce and real estate development, further solidifying her financial standing.