Hong Kong singer Kenny Bee has almost 'zero income' due to Covid-19 pandemic


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Kenny Bee says many musicians and technical crew members have also been hit hard as most of the concerts in Hong Kong were cancelled. Photo: Kenny Bee/Instagram

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted the livelihoods of many ordinary folk, but celebrities have not been spared either.

Hong Kong singer Kenny Bee, a member of Cantopop band The Wynners, told Hong Kong media on June 11 that he has almost "zero income" since early this year.

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