Someone had apparently leaked a Sylvia Chan sex video yesterday evening, which explains why “Sylvia Chan Video” was trending on socials. Although we didn’t see any traces of it on Twitter, several netizens claimed they saw it before it was removed.
No one has been able to provide any proper context to the leaked clip other than the fact that it’s a video of an Asian woman giving a blow job. A few netizens even said that it was actually the girlfriend of the person who uploaded it.
Of course, when you search for Sylvia Chan Video, another video might pop up – which paints Sylvia in a rather bad light. The Night Owl Cinematics (NOC) co-founder was seen behaving poorly during a virtual meeting and showed disinterest as her team brought up their grueling working conditions.
Since rumours of the sex video blew up, a spokesperson for Sylvia released a statement informing the public that the 33-year-old has filed a Magistrate’s complaint and several police reports over the allegations by a group of current and former staff. It also cited a “concerted and coordinated effort to discredit and disparage” her.
In case you didn’t know, Sylvia was accused of misappropriating company funds and funding her brother Sikeen Chan’s salary, so he could obtain Permanent Residency (PR). It is also alleged that Sikeen hasn’t been contributing to any company operations for quite a while.
When asked if they’re aware of this controversy, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) replied that they can’t disclose any information due to confidentiality. “ICA will take firm action against persons who provide false or misleading information or conceal material facts when applying for any Singapore immigration facility. Any person who has made a false statement or declaration in their application will be dealt with firmly in accordance with the law,” said a spokesperson.
Instagram user @Sgcickenrice brought up 2 things in regards to Sylvia’s statement – one of which questions if the lady boss has in fact apologised to her employees. A few influencers have taken to their IG Story to call bullocks on this.
In light of the recent exposé, Mothership reported that the Singapore Police Force (SPF) are already looking into the recent criminal allegations against Sylvia. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) also said the Tripartite Alliance for Fair and Progressive Employment Practices (TAFEP) are investigating NOC’s workplace environment.
Can Night Owl Cinematics recover from this public relations crisis? Many have urged Ryan Tan to start his own company with his loyal employees instead.
Sources: Mothership, Today.
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