YouTube sensation Uncle Roger back in Malaysia to see parents


Nigel Ng as Uncle Roger with his signature leg-on-chair pose. Photo: YouTube/mrnigelng

Nigel Ng is back in Malaysia, as posted in his Instagram stories. Photo: Instagram/mrnigelngNigel Ng is back in Malaysia, as posted in his Instagram stories. Photo: Instagram/mrnigelngPopular UK-based Malaysian comedian Nigel Ng, better known as Uncle Roger, is “Back in Malaysia! (Just in time for lockdown here)” as posted in his Instagram stories earlier this week (which has since expired).

Ng, who also features in Rice To Meet You, a comedy podcast with UK-based comedienne Evelyn Mok, also mentioned his return to Malaysia in a podcast recorded on Jan 7, entitled Don’t Slide Into Nigel’s DMs please!, where he says that he’s returning to “see (his) parents”, and jokingly adds to be a “lockdown refugee”.

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