HK actress Jacquelin Ch'ng weds, parents 'attend' via video-call


Due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, Malaysian-born Hong Kong-based actress Jacquelin Ch’ng and her Taiwanese beau Brian Yang had to video-call their respective parents to witness their wedding. Photos: Instagram/Jaquelin Ch'ng

While other celebrities have cancelled or postponed their wedding plans amidst growing concerns about Covid-19, Malaysian-born Hong Kong-based actress Jacquelin Ch’ng just got married to her Taiwanese boyfriend Brian Yang in a simple wedding ceremony attended by family members and close friends at her home in Hong Kong.

Due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, both sets of parents could not fly to Hong Kong to attend the wedding so the happy couple had to resort to simultaneous video-calls to their respective parents so that they could participate in the ceremony.

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