Support From Public Pours In After Ryan Tan Claims He’s ‘Broke’
Last October, Singaporeans were gripped by the dramatic way allegations against Night Owl Cinematics (NOC) unfolded.
Shortly after the saga, NOC co-founder Ryan Tan announced that he had left the company.
On Friday (24 Jun), Ryan shared on his Instagram stories that he is “completely broke” now after losing more than 90% of his money since leaving NOC.
Soon, support poured in for Ryan in the form of words of encouragement, as well as financial help.
One man even made a S$1,000 donation to him.
Ryan Tan says he’s “officially broke”
Last Friday (24 Jun), Ryan shared on his Instagram Stories that he is “officially broke” and asked anyone who needed content creation work to contact him.
He then posted a picture of his dog, Mantou, adding that it’s “not a joke”.
The 33-year-old went on to elaborate that he has lost more than 90% of his money after leaving NOC and is “barely holding on”.
Ryan said that legal fees, starting new companies, and having no income had hit him hard.
But it isn’t all bad. Despite all that, he said freedom is priceless so he’s “not really super depressed”.
Man donates S$1,000 to him
Shortly after opening up about his struggles, Ryan began to receive support from the public, who empathised with his plight.
Among them was one lady whom Ryan had previously helped to promote her home-based business.
Besides words of encouragement, she even sent Ryan S$30 and told him to have some coffee as it’s on her.
Another person who reached out to Ryan was Khoo Keat Hwee, the owner of hawker chain Mentai-Ya Japanese Cuisine.
In screenshots of their interactions, Khoo told Ryan that his story was close to his heart.
He then transferred S$1,000 to Ryan and said he would treat him to coffee at Mentai-Ya.
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