Insta-Buzz: What The Stars Were Up To This Week

Here are some of our favourite snaps from the past week.

Rui En and her fanclub did some community service to mark the star's birthday

"Our member volunteers visited the elderly who live alone to wish them Happy New Year and present some daily necessities," the fanclub shared in an Instagram post, revealing that they've been doing so for the past 13 years."Missed you like crazy. Love shopping with you, hate that we enable each other that much but we’re young right,"

wrote in her caption, going on to reveal that the duo decided to play tourist for a day, by putting on"British and Aussie accents" while shopping.

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