Actor Daniel Wu marks 10th wedding anniversary on social media


By AGENCY
On Monday (April 6), Wu posted a photo of his wedding on Instagram and wrote, "On this day ten years ago, we were married in this little bit of forest in South Africa. We've been legal for 10 but together for 18 years! My what a journey it's been!". Photo: Instagram/Daniel Wu

When Hong Kong-American actor Daniel Wu married supermodel Lisa Selesner in a South African forest 10 years ago, the wedding was kept a secret from the public for 10 days.

The couple had flown to South Africa to hold their wedding as it was a place with special significance for them. Wu had just gotten to know Selesner, better known as Lisa S, in 2002 and was curious about her plans to stay for a month in a mud hut in South Africa with no electricity. It was when he joined her there that he realised he could grow old with her. They dated for eight years before tying the knot on April 6,2010.

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