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TVB花旦刘俐创业开甜点店变老板娘

tvb半年賺七億，仍要裁員五十人，藝人爲謀生都紛紛自尋出路。藍莓劉俐早前已謀定後路，由家人斥資六位數，在觀塘開咖啡點心店。早前，記者就發現不用拍劇的劉俐，在位于觀塘宜安街、面積六百多尺的點心店開工，她于店內東奔西走忙個不停，傳菜、落單不止，還要拖地、洗碗全幹。爲吸食客，減省成本，弱質纖纖的她，不惜淪爲知客、清潔阿姐，如此賣力，就算tvb斷糧，都不怕了。

謀定後路

这个年代做艺人确实不容易，大台无线半年已赚七亿，依然要减薪，还要裁员五十人，当中高钧贤、杨洛婷等二、三线艺人都不再续约。蓝莓刘俐入行六年，虽然剧接剧，且建立了一定的知名度，但幸好，蓝莓一年前已謀定後路，而一向钟意饮饮食食的她，获家人斥资六位数与好友在观塘开了一间占地约六百尺的咖啡点心店。

據好友透露，藍莓在無線工作六年，每月薪金加外快約兩萬多，這次開鋪都要家人打本才開得成。而爲了減省成本，她只能揀選觀塘的一條小街宜安街創業，這裏雖然離地鐵較遠，但勝在近工廠區，同時附近餐廳雲集，帶旺這一邊的人流。

蓝莓的店舖虽小，但食物与饮品都相当新颖，如柑桔味的咖啡及多款花茶，创意十足。早前，约下午三点，记者发现正忙于拍摄剧集《爱回家》和《四个女仔三个Bar》的刘俐，趁不用开工，便坐镇店里做廉价劳工，目的是减省人手为荷包节流。下午茶时间人流较少，蓝莓立即化身清洁婶婶拖地兼洗碗;弱质纤纤的她，还跑来跑去，见到有人客落order便立刻飞扑上前。

下午五時許，藍莓又拉著大廚到街市入貨，爲搶到新鮮食材及以低價入貨，兩人走完觀塘與黃大仙。爲生意藍莓不惜放下藝人身段，事事親力親爲，應該不難客似雲來，再開分店。

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