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12/22/2025

The Lee Lung Kei & Chris Wong Scandal: What’s Going On? 🚨

Hong Kong actor Lee Lung Kei’s fiancée, Chris Wong (37 years his junior), is currently at the center of a massive controversy. Recent allegations claim Wong fabricated her academic and aviation credentials, passed off Taobao paintings as her own, and reportedly took $30,000 from a man in the U.S. after promising s*xual favors—a claim she firmly denies.

While the accuser insists the "loan" was never fully repaid, Wong has fired back with transfer receipts, citing "trade war" delays for the payment lag. She’s doubling down on her independence, highlighting her wealthy upbringing and multi-story home to prove she isn't with the 74-year-old actor for his money.

Despite the noise and their postponed wedding, Lee Lung Kei is standing by his woman. It’s a wild mix of "he-said, she-said" that has the internet talking! 🍿

12/22/2025

Yoo Ah In's Luxury Home Sold... to a 7-Year-Old? 🏡

South Korean actor Yoo Ah In (38), currently undergoing trial for drug use charges, has reportedly sold his $4.29 million (6.3 billion won) detached house in Seoul's Itaewon district!

The shocking detail? The buyer, surnamed Park, was born in July 2017—making them just seven years old! The child buyer reportedly paid the full transaction amount in cash, without taking out a loan.

The address filed for the buyer is linked to Park Hwa Mok and designer Lee Su Hyun, the married couple who represent the clothing brand Mardi Mercredi. Yoo originally bought the mansion in 2016 and previously showcased it on the show I Live Alone.

Meanwhile, the celebrated actor's legal battles continue. He was indicted last October for the habitual use of propofol and other drug-related charges. Despite being sentenced to one year in prison in the first trial (a verdict he appealed), the prosecution recently sought a four-year term in the second trial, with the final verdict expected early next year.

12/21/2025

⚖️ Disgraced Oil Tycoon OK Lim Appeals Conviction in Massive Fraud Case ⛽️
Disgraced oil tycoon Lim Oon Kuin (OK Lim), who was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for cheating and forgery last November, is now appealing his conviction! 🤯

The case revolves around Lim's firm, Hin Leong, allegedly defrauding HSBC of US$111.7 million by using fictitious oil sale contracts to secure loan discounting. HSBC still faces an unrecovered loss of $85 million.

In a High Court hearing on Friday, Lim's top-tier defense lawyer, Senior Counsel Davinder Singh, argued that the judge erred. Key points of the appeal include:

Lack of Evidence: Singh claimed there's no clear proof Lim personally directed staff to submit the fraudulent applications. A key witness couldn't recall if instructions came from Lim or his former personal assistant.

"Delivery" Disputed: The defense also argued that Hin Leong didn't technically "take delivery" of the funds, as the money went into an overdraft account and wiped out existing debt owed to HSBC.

This is considered one of Singapore’s most serious trade financing frauds. The High Court has adjourned the case to November 14th for arguments on Lim's sentence. Stay tuned! 📰

12/21/2025

🐔 He's Got The Sauce! Singaporean Beats 700 to Own Chick-fil-A Asia Debut! 🇸🇬
Meet Chyn Koh, the 49-year-old Singaporean F&B veteran who surpassed over 700 candidates to become the owner-operator of the first-ever Chick-fil-A in Asia! 😲

Chick-fil-A, known for its rigorous selection, put Chyn through a seven-month, seven-interview process for the Singapore flagship at Bugis+. Chyn, previously running six Subway restaurants for 17 years, sought this challenge to set an example for his teenage son: "It’s less about what I say, and more about what I do."

He was drawn to the brand’s mission-oriented culture and genuinely believes "hospitality is about showing people they matter." Chyn plans to overstaff (60-80 employees) to guarantee top-notch service and uphold the brand's legendary generosity (think free extra sauce and refills!).

The new outlet opens on Dec 11th, staying true to the tradition of being closed on Sundays! What a story of courage and commitment! 🙌

12/19/2025

Screen Legend Brigitte Lin Haunted by Cockroach "Invasion" at $141M Mansion 😱

Taiwanese screen legend and now writer, Brigitte Lin (71), has shared a dramatic account of a cockroach infestation at her reported HK1.1billion(US141 million) Hong Kong residence, an ordeal that forced her to temporarily stop writing.

The Incident: In an essay for Southern Weekly, Lin recounted how the problem started with a single cockroach in her study. Days later, they multiplied, leading her to feel the situation was "not a coincidence, but an invasion."

Impact on Work: The infestation left her too unsettled to concentrate, constantly scanning the room for insects.

The Aftermath: Following a pest-control treatment, her housekeeper found the kitchen floor covered with thousands of dead or dying cockroaches. Lin described the scene graphically: "Bodies were everywhere." It took several follow-up treatments to control the situation.

No Mercy: Lin admitted she still feels conflicted about the pests, warning that if she sees another one, "there will be no mercy."

Lin retired from acting in 1994 but remains an influential figure, having earned a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Golden Horse Awards in 2023.

12/19/2025

Bubble Tea CEO Sues Model for Fraud After $3.48M in Gifts Fail to Secure Intimacy 🤯

American bubble tea chain Lollicup founder, businessman Alan Yu (62), has filed a fraud lawsuit against Taiwanese model Sharon (28), claiming she accepted over TWD110 million (US$3.48 million) in lavish gifts—including a luxury car and a house—but consistently refused to engage in s*x. Yu, who met Sharon when she was an ambassador for his brand, claims he was so captivated that he considered divorcing his wife, but Sharon allegedly gave excuses to evade intimacy. In response to the alleged deceit, Yu initiated lawsuits in both Taiwan and the U.S. Authorities in Taiwan have since acted, confiscating significant assets from Sharon, including TWD50 million in cash and a Porsche RV. Sharon, however, vehemently denies any wrongdoing, asserting that Yu willingly presented her with the valuable items in an attempt to win her favor. Following the explosive legal dispute, the model has set her Instagram account to private.

12/19/2025

Kathy Chow Laid to Rest in Beijing, Four Months After Demise 🕊️

Late Hong Kong actress Kathy Chow (57) has finally been laid to rest in Beijing, four months after her unexpected death last December from cardiovascular disease.

Final Resting Place: Chow's mother announced the burial in a letter via the actress's management company Weibo account, stating that Kathy's "new home is now in the Changping district of Beijing."

Family Decision: The family chose Beijing over Hong Kong, noting that the actress had lived and worked in the city for over two decades and spent her final days there, highlighting her lifelong affinity for the city.

Legacy: Her mother confirmed that all of Chow’s social media profiles, including one dedicated to her dog, will remain active for fans who miss her.

Estate: Chow, who passed away serenely at her home, bequeathed her entire estate, valued at more than US$15 million, to her mother.

Chow, who rose to fame after the 1985 Miss Hong Kong pageant, was best known for her role as Zhou Zhiruo in the 1994 TV series The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber.

12/18/2025

Chinese Actress Liu Yuxin’s Los Angeles Home Burglarized: “Lost All Possessions” 🇺🇸🚨
Chinese actress and former model Liu Yuxin (36), widely known as a s*x symbol in Cbiz, has revealed on Xiaohongshu that her Los Angeles residence was recently burglarized, resulting in the loss of all her possessions.

The Incident: Returning from a trip, Liu found her house in disarray, stating that the thieves managed to bypass her high-security system.

Security Concerns: The actress, who resides in the affluent Beverly Hills area, voiced strong concerns about the perceived lack of public security in the U.S., noting that police responses often involve only procedural motions and statement recording without effective solutions.

Advice for Safety: Liu suggested that the best ways to safeguard possessions include investing in insurance, keeping guard dogs, staying home year-round, and learning self-defense with fi****ms.

Life in the U.S.: Liu clarified that she moved to the U.S. not for a green card (which she denies holding), but to change her environment after battling depression.

Liu Yuxin, who graduated from the Central Academy of Drama, is celebrated for her roles in Hua Mulan and Scarlet Heart, and recently appeared in Three Lives Three Worlds: The Pillow Book. The star, who also goes by Yoyo, has ventured into producing in the U.S.

12/17/2025

💖 Family First! Actress Bea Hayden Prefers Home Life Over Hollywood 🏠

Taiwanese actress Bea Hayden (41), known for the Tiny Times series, recently made a rare public appearance and shared insights into her post-marriage life with actor Jacky Heung (son of tycoon Charles Heung).

Bea confirmed she is "reluctant to take on acting work," prioritizing family life, her children (ages five and three), and her numerous rescue pets in Taipei. She doesn't mind the long-distance nature of her marriage, only reminding her busy husband to video-call the kids!

The biggest reveal? Bea confirmed that her famous mother-in-law, producer Tiffany Chen, sends "a great deal of money" to support her household. Tiffany Chen previously showed support by buying land for Bea to build a rescue animal facility! Chen’s philosophy? "Not making things difficult for your daughter-in-law is the same as not making things difficult for your son," adding it's best not to live together—a decision she respected when Bea chose to stay in Taipei.

Bea also denied pressure to have children, stating having two was her own wish. Talk about a supportive family structure! ✨

12/17/2025

Is Cecilia Cheung Expecting Baby No. 4? 🤰 Mystery Deepens as Actress Takes Hiatus

Rumours are swirling that actress Cecilia Cheung (44) is pregnant with her fourth child, as she has reportedly vanished from the public eye for a month and is declining new projects. Speculation was first ignited last November when Cheung was seen deliberately concealing her stomach beneath a loose coat in a video, with observers also noting her face appears fuller. This sudden hiatus is particularly significant given her recent surge in popularity and job offers following her appearance on Sisters Who Make Waves. Cheung, famous for films like King of Comedy, already has two sons with ex-husband Nicholas Tse and a third son whose father’s identity she has kept confidential. Her manager has yet to respond to media inquiries, leaving fans and the public guessing!

12/16/2025

Comedy legend Stephen Chow is drawing fire for continuously remaking his classic films, leading critics to question his creative vitality. His latest God of Cookery remake earned a modest box office, reinforcing claims that he is "clinging to the past." However, Chow's shift to focusing on short films and streaming collaborations has significantly boosted his company's stock, resulting in a recent asset increase of over US$12 million. All eyes are now on his next major project, the highly-anticipated sequel The Mermaid 2, to see if he can reclaim his box-office glory.

12/16/2025

A 20-year-old lottery winner just shocked everyone by turning down $1 million and choosing to get $1,000 every week for life instead.

Brenda said the steady income felt more secure long term than taking the lump sum. And according to experts, depending on how long she lives, she could actually end up with way more than a million.

Her choice has the internet divided, would you take the instant cash or the lifetime paycheck?

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