The Queen of Caldecott is more likely to be endorsing luxury beauty products or fashion labels. So, it certainly was a surprise when she agreed to be on Team Kemono Chicken, where she, alongside hunky model-photographer Chuan Do and comedian Kumar, will judge a photo contest involving a rubber chicken and a top prize of $50,000. The online shop, which boasts deliveries up to midnight daily, offers roast chicken, one-bowl meals, pies and soups. Its trademark roast chicken have been described as “delicious”, “tender” and “healthy”. And perhaps we should add “stylish” too, as Zoe would attest — she poses for Kemono’s ads in a classy black evening gown while holding a bright yellow rubber chicken. Other celebs endorsing Kemono include Elvin Ng, Fann Wong and Xiang Yun.

What do celebs and mortgages have in common? Well, maybe it’s more like what do celebs and properties have in common. Actor Pierre Png, most recently of Crazy Rich Asians fame, and his wife, ex-actress and hair salon owner Andrea De Cruz, are apparently astute property investors, having bought three private homes together. Redbrick Mortgage Advisory named them its first-ever celebrity ambassadors in September 2018, and they even star in a spy-esque video on how to find the best home loan. Any advice for the newbie buyer? In an interview with Redbrick’s publication Property Quotient, the couple recommended freehold property over leasehold and if choosing between a condo unit or a landed property, buy both!

Sadly for the actress, her outing for NTUC Income in 2016 was short-lived. Fans and netizens alike were upset after falling for an Instagram post that seemingly implied that she was retiring from showbiz. But the post turned out to be a publicity stunt promoting an NTUC Income product, to remind young people to plan financially for retirement. After a social media uproar where Rebecca was slammed for the stunt, the insurer had to call for a press conference to explain that the celeb and company were not trying to mislead the public. Ouch.

Actor-producer Jimmy Taenaka (more commonly known as Jimmy T), an American who is based in Singapore, endorses something that some people see as bland – plain old water. Well, to be precise, he promotes an innovative appliance that carbonates water, the SodaStream. Perhaps it ties in with his position as the vice-president and coach for the Wrestling Federation of Singapore — as a sportsman, you’ve definitely got to choose the healthy way. Other ambassadors for the brand include author and magician Ning Cai and celeb makeup artist Clarence Lee.