Kaira Gong

During her performance in 2009 Singapore Entertainment Awards, Gong indicated that she was busy working on her second album. Kheng Long was also expected to participate in the production but the expected release date has not been determined. However, to date, the release of her second album has not yet materialised.

She sang the theme song for Singapore's National Day Parade, 2006, titled "My Island Home". On 25 December 2007, HIM International terminated its contract with Gong's management company.

Gong admitted that she was still nervous in front of the camera and she will keep quiet when she cannot speak fast enough like her Taiwan counterparts. In January 2006, Gong was reported to have cried on a Taiwanese TV show Love 9.30 (愛上九點半) hosted by Jacky Wu, after the latter asked her some tough questions. However Gong was quick to emphasise that she was just homesick at that time.

Gong became a spokesperson for Ragnarok Online in December 2005, and also filmed a promotional video for the game. During the 2011 Singapore Total Defence campaign, Gong was one of the 39 artists who took part in the production of "Home" music video.

In 2000, Gong's senior who wanted to participate in a songwriting competition at National University of Singapore approached her and asked if Gong could sing on a music piece for him because he could not reach high notes in the song piece. Gong agreed to help and she won the "Best Performance Award" in that competition. She was then invited by Goh Kheng Long (吳慶隆) to sign a recording contract for her debut album production in Taiwan. Gong had never travelled outside Singapore before and she admitted that she was shy in nature. However, after some thoughts and encouragement from her family and friends, she accepted the offer 2 years after she was invited by Kheng Long and before her graduation in 2003. Since then, the senior whom Gong only wanted to be identified as "Carl" has lost contact with her.

Kaira Gong (simplified Chinese: 龚诗嘉 ; traditional Chinese: 龔詩嘉 ; pinyin: Gǒng Shījiā , born 25 July 1981 in Singapore) is a Singaporean singer whose family is of Shanghainese descent. She is signed with Taiwanese HIM International Music, and is best known as the protégé of Taiwanese musician David Tao, as well as the label-mate of pop group S.H.E.