Sisley Choi Si-Pui

Sisley Choi Si-Pui • 蔡思貝 • Choi Si Pui • 蔡思贝 • Sisley Choi

Sisley Choi Sea-Pui (traditional Chinese: 蔡思貝; simplified Chinese: 蔡思贝; pinyin: Cài Sībèi; Cantonese Yale: Coi3 Si1Bui3; born 6 February 1991) is a Hong Kong actress. Early life and career Born Choi Sea-Pui, she was born in Hong Kong and her ancestry can be traced back to Zhongshan, Guangdong. Her father was a police officer, which is the reason why Choi has stated her childhood education w...

Sisley Choi Sea-Pui (traditional Chinese: 蔡思貝; simplified Chinese: 蔡思贝; pinyin: Cài Sībèi; Cantonese Yale: Coi3 Si1Bui3; born 6 February 1991) is a Hong Kong actress. Early life and career Born Choi Sea-Pui, she was born in Hong Kong and her ancestry can be traced back to Zhongshan, Guangdong. Her father was a police officer, which is the reason why Choi has stated her childhood education was quite strict. However, on television, Choi recalled her father's strict discipline was correct so that she can become a good person. Choi attended Po Primary School and St. Paul Middle School, and went abroad to study in Oamaru, New Zealand when she was thirteen. She boarded at Waitaki Girls’ High School from 2005 to 2009. The experience encouraged her to continue her adventures abroad; she later went to Germany and spent three years as an au pair and to study ethnology and became fluent with the German language. In 2013, Choi withdrew from her studies and went back to Hong Kong to participate in the Miss Hong Kong pageant, in which she won first runner-up. She was then contracted to TVB and made her acting debut in the 2014 drama Overachievers and took on her first female leading role in the 2015 drama Young Charioteers. Choi won the Most Popular Female Character award at the 2017 TVB Anniversary Awards with her role in the legal drama Legal Mavericks. With the same role in the sequel Legal Mavericks 2020, she won the Best Actress award at the 2020 TVB Anniversary Awards, becoming the first post-90s TVB actress and the second youngest one after Ada Choi in 1998 to win the title. In March 2026, Sisley Choi left TVB after her contract expired, ending her 13-year relationship with the station. Friendship In 2020, Choi along with Winki Lai, Jeannie Chan, Stephanie Ho, Anjaylia Chan, and Cheronna Ng, formed the friendship group "SÏXTERS". She is also good friends with Grace Wong, Roxanne Tong, and Vivien Yeo. Filmography Television dramas (TVB) Television dramas (Shaw Brothers Studio) Film Awards and nominations TVB Anniversary Awards TVB Star Awards Malaysia StarHub TVB Awards Hong Kong Film Award People’s Choice Television Awards References External links Sisley Choi on Weibo (in Chinese) (in Chinese) Sisley Choi on Facebook Sisley Choi on Instagram Miss HK profile