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Patty Wong
Born	(1980-10-29) October 29, 1980 (age 43) Lima, Peru
Occupation(s)	Businesswoman, TV presenter, model
Spouse	Paolo Arroyo (m. 2009; div. 2010)
Children	Ariatna Guadalupe (b. 2005)
Awards	Miss Perú Tusán (2001) 2nd runner-up in Mrs. Universe (2016) ^[1]

Patty Wong (born October 29, 1980 in Lima, Peru) is a Peruvian model. She formerly co-hosted a popular youth-oriented Peruvian show called R con R. She also won in "Miss Perú Tusan," a beauty contest for Peruvian-Chinese girls, like her. She also co-hosts a Peruvian television show in the singing talent contest format, called Camino a la fama. She was also the host of the cancelled children's show Zoombate along with Cati Caballero as co-host, another famous Peruvian model that started her career in R con R.