【娛樂星正妹】五熊‭ / ‬超級娃娃臉，誤會為翹課學生妹

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2015年9月23日上午11:24

說到娃娃臉，在日本最有名的就屬男藝人小池徹平了，他的不老童顏可以讓他以30多歲的真實年齡飾演一位高中生。而在台灣也有一位娃娃臉女星：五熊，她也曾因為一張娃娃臉而被誤認為女學生，甚至還曾被水果攤老闆娘誤認為19歲的大學生呢！

五熊本名蔡頤榛，1987年出生的她目前28歲，因為演出「我的少女時代」中「何美」一角，讓她的知名度暴增許多，走在路上都會被認出來。但也許是因為一張娃娃臉的關係，五熊自己就曾透露過買水果的時候還被老闆娘誤認為是19歲的大學生。更誇張的是，有次五熊到郵局的時候，還被窗口的職員問說：「今天是平日，妳為什麼不用上課？」完全就把五熊當成了一個翹課的學生妹，甚至當五熊解釋自己不是高中生，早就已經年滿20歲了，但郵局人員還是認為她在騙人！
畢業於華岡藝校的五熊出道已經十年了，演出過的作品並不算少，從2004年到2015年幾乎年年都有電視戲劇作品，而大螢幕作品除了大家所熟知的「我的少女時代」之外，她也曾在2012年時演出電影「愛‭ ‬LOVE」，甚至連舞台劇她都有演出過，一身的好演技加上專業的訓練成果，讓五熊演什麼像什麼。而這次的爆紅更讓她知名度急速上升，帶來更多的戲劇邀約。

擁有一張超級娃娃臉的五熊並沒有特別使用什麼昂貴的保養品，她就曾說過：「一切都要感謝媽媽，因為媽媽很注重養生，常會自己釀醋或是DIY培養活菌自製優酪乳，我就這樣吃了13年，加上生活習慣愛吃水果、按摩小腿肚幫助身體循環代謝，只要代謝好身體毒素就能排出。」，而且五熊也說其實在25歲之前反而不太喜歡自己的娃娃臉：「之前大家會認為我沒經驗又年輕，即使發表意見，也不見得有人聽，通常會被要求照著指示做就對了。」

‭(‬圖片來源：五熊粉絲團、網路‭)‬

基本資料：
姓名：蔡頤榛
藝名：五熊
生日：1987年8月23日
身高：164公分
體重：47公斤
學校：華岡藝校演藝科畢業
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