Despite our many differences as a cross-cultural family, life is 'simple', says Ong and Michieletto. Photo: Jessica Ong
Although being a cross-cultural family means adjusting to each other's differences, life is pretty "simple" for Jessica Ong, her husband Federico Michieletto and their two children, Giacomo, 7, and Francesco, 5.
For them, what's important is knowing that they will be there for each other "no matter what happens".
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Life is simple
Despite our many differences as a cross-cultural family, life is 'simple', says Ong and Michieletto. Photo: Jessica Ong
Mothers Day and their wedding anniversary this year. The pandemic hasn't impacted their celebrations much since they usually celebrate at home. Photo: Jessica Ong
Christmas several years ago at home. Photo: Jessica Ong
Christmas is always celebrated at home with homemade Italian food - turkey, panettone and wine - with nice table decorations. Photo: Jessica Ong
Food is a big thing for this family because Michieletto is a chef. Photo: Jessica Ong
The couple has strict ground rules for their sons: Study first, play later. Photo: Jessica Ong
Chinese New Year at home in 2018. Photo: Jessica Ong
A day at the park before the pandemic. Photo: Jessica Ong
The children learning to cook at home during the MCO. Photo: Jessica Ong
DIY crafts by the boys at home during the MCO. Photo: Jessica Ong
DIY craft by the children during the MCO. Photo: Jessica Ong
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