Simonboy
Singaporean content creator (born 1987)
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Simon Khung Wei Nan (born 6 November 1987),[1] better known as Simonboy, is a Singaporean social media influencer, activist and actor. A former drug addict with multiple convictions,[2] he is now noted for his anti-drug advocacy.
6 November 1987
- Content creator
- Actor
- Entrepreneur
Simon Khung | |
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Khung in 2024 | |
| Born | Simon Khung Wei Nan 6 November 1987 Singapore |
| Other name | Simonboy |
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| Years active | 2021–present |
| Known for | Anti-drug advocacy |
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| Children | 3, including Megan Khung (2015–2020) |
| Birth name | |
| Traditional Chinese | 江偉南 |
| Simplified Chinese | 江伟南 |
| Hanyu Pinyin | Jiāng Wěinán |
Biography
Simon Khung after leaving school at the age of 16, turned to marijuana as he was curious.[3][4] He would have his father[a] to drive his taxi in the middle of night to ferry him while he transported drugs for his own use in 2010.[4] In 2015, he was jailed for the first time after assaulting another person under the influence of drugs.[3] Although released in 2016, he reoffended and was jailed twice more.[3][6] His drug addiction had made him depressed and after attempting suicide, he recovered in a halfway house between 2019 and 2021.[3][6] He started posting videos on social media in 2021.[6]
He met his then-girlfriend, Chloe Eong via a dating app during his halfway house phase. At Eong's encouragement and with her financial assistance, he started his first business, a clothing apparel Chance.[3][4] He would also run a production house.[3]
In February 2024, Khung played a minor role in the movie, Money No Enough 3.[7] In June 2024, he was named as the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association's (Sana) first ambassador.[5]
In June 2024, together with Peter Yu, Khung opened a chicken rice stall, Singabola, in Canberra,[8] but it was short-lived, shuttered since as early as October 2024.[9] A second outlet was opened in July 2024 in Choa Chu Kang,[8] and closed in December 2024.[10]
After the case on the killing of his daughter, Megan Khung concluded, Khung launched the Forever Megan Charity on 6 November 2025. He visited Good Samaritan Home, an orphanage located in Klang, and donated food, necessities, and money, as well as sharing his life experiences with the orphans there.[1] While initially brushing off the online criticism that rose over the charity, about his parental role in Megan Khung as well as the use of her name for publicity,[11] Khung sent a letter of demands through a lawyer to Xiaxue who criticised his parenting or lackof, requesting her to rescind her comments as well as a demand for money as compensation.[12] The dispute went to the Singapore State Courts with a case management conference scheduled on 17 April 2026.[13]
On 15 May 2025, it was announced that Khung would be one of the lead characters for the movie, 3 Good Guys,[14] which was released in February 2026.[15] On 19 November 2025, it was announced that he would play a supporting character in an upcoming movie, Pace.[16]
Personal life

Khung has been married three times and has had three children.
From his first marriage whose identity remains officially unknown, they had a son who was born in 2011–2012.[17] Due to his prior drug addiction and incarceration, he would only meet this son in 2024, after having sought permission from his ex-wife.[17] His second marriage in 2015 to Foo Li Ping, who is 11 years his junior, resulted in the birth of a daughter, Megan Khung, who was killed at the age of four in February 2020 through repeated abuse by Foo and her boyfriend, Brian Wong Shi Xiang.[18] Khung and Foo divorced in 2017.[5]
On 7 July 2024, Khung was married for the third time with a woman named Chloe Eong.[19] On 9 April 2025, Khung announced the birth of their son.[20]
Filmography
| Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref |
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| 2024 | Money No Enough 3 | - | Supporting role | [7] |
| 2026 | 3 Good Guys | Jeremy | [21] | |
| Upcoming | Pace | Supporting role | [16] |