Kelly Fu

2003: Career Beginnings and Early Success

Fu gained early success during the first half of 2003 for her role in her debut TVB drama Hearts of Fencing. Fu played, Tsui Gam-mui, a major supporting character. Mui is the school's campus belle with a train of boys desperate for a chance to date her. Her interests include fashion and boys. In the latter half of the year she had a supporting role in the box-office success film, Infernal Affairs II. Fu played the young version of the character, Mary, which is portrayed by Carina Lau.

2004–06: Continued Career Success

In 2004 and 2005, Fu had supporting roles in the TVB dramas: Sunshine Heartbeat and The Great Adventure. After The Great Adventure, Fu took a break from filming TVB dramas, to instead focus on modeling and her film career.

2007–12: Budding Film Career

In 2007, Fu had a major supporting role in The Haunted School, playing So Tsi-kei. She starred opposite popular Hong Kong actors Chui Tien-you and Theresa Fu. In 2011, Fu starred in the film Love Is the Only Answer. Fu starred opposite her TVB colleagues, Charmaine Sheh, Alex Fong, and Him Law, among others as well. In 2012, Fu had a supporting role in the film Fairy Tale Killer, playing Cindy. Fu starred opposite Sean Lau and Wang Baoqiang.

2013–14: First Breakthrough and Mainstream Recognition

In 2013, Fu had her breakthrough playing Josie in the popular TVB drama sequel to the hit 2003 drama, Triumph in the Skies II. This drama was the highest viewed TVB drama in 2013. In this drama, Fu plays a waitress at the airport's cafe who is the love interest of Isaac (played by Ron Ng). This coupling caused a media frenzy in Hong Kong as netizens speculated that they were dating each other in real life. Fu's performance was so popular and well received that she, alongside fellow TVB actress, Rebecca Zhu, were chosen by the media as TVB's "Next-Gen Fadans."^[1] The previous group of TVB fadan's, which were the 5 most popular actresses at TVB were Tavia Yeung, Myolie Wu, Linda Chung, Kate Tsui, and Fala Chen.

In 2014, Fu built upon her previous year's success by starring in the TVB drama Swipe Tap Love, opposite Raymond Wong and Priscilla Wong. The drama was well received with an average viewership rating of 24.25. Fu also had a supporting role in the film, Iceman, opposite Donnie Yen.

2015–present: Major Breakthrough and International Success

In 2015, Fu gained widespread recognition for starring in the popular TVB drama, Captain of Destiny. This was also her first time starring in one of TVB's annual year end grand productions. Despite this drama receiving mixed reviews during its run, it developed a strong fan base and became a frontrunner during awards season. Captain of Destiny took home the Best Drama Awards at both the StarHub TVB Awards and the TVB Star Awards Malaysia. Fu's performance was critically acclaimed where she received her first Best Supporting Actress nomination at the TVB Anniversary Awards, which is the Hong Kong equivalent to the Primetime Emmy Awards in the United States. In Captain of Destiny, Fu played Ha-sim, an imperial maid who serves Man-ho (played by Ruco Chan), and is later one of his love interests.

In 2016, Fu had a supporting role in ICAC Investigators 2016, starring opposite Ruco Chan and Kenneth Ma.

In 2017, it proved to be yet another career defining year for Fu. She starred in three TVB dramas. The first 2017 drama Fu starred in was May Fortune Smile On You, opposite Wayne Lai. Fu has expressed that she felt very nervous when she first filmed with Lai, due to his current status as one of TVB's most well-respected actors, as well as her first time starring as the leading actress. Also costarring is Matthew Ho, who similar to Fu, TVB has been grooming and promoting to be the their channel's next generation of popular actors and actresses. At the same time May Fortune Smile On You was airing, TVB also consecutively aired Burning Hands, where Fu played the second lead actress, starring opposite Ruco Chan and Rosina Lam. In Burning Hands, Fu starred as Dawn, daughter of Fok Chun-sing (portrayed by Pal Sinn), and the love interest of Hugo (portrayed by Joel Chan). Her performance once again garnered critical acclaim, garnering Fu her first nomination at the StarHub TVB Awards, an annual award show held in Singapore, for Favorite Supporting Actress. This serves as Fu's first international recognition outside of Hong Kong, since the award is voted on by netizens in Singapore.

Fu also received a nomination at the TVB Star Awards Malaysia for Favourite Top 15 TVB Drama Characters. Fu's last TVB drama in 2017 was Married But Available, once again playing the second lead actress. Fu starred as Kay, playing opposite Raymond Wong, Priscilla Wong, and Tony Hung, where she plays as one of Hung's love interests. Her performance once again garnered critical acclaim, garnering Fu her second nomination at the TVB Anniversary Award for Best Supporting Actress.

In 2018, Fu plays an actress in the TVB drama The Stunt which she also stars as the second female lead. Fu was also cast in one of TVB's 2018 grand productions, Justice Bao: The First Year.
On July 15, Fu launched her own brand, Faa, which specializes in hand-made bridal headbands. Fu reportedly spent a six figure sum to invest in this brand.