TVB actress Griselda Yeung suffers facial injury from suspected insect bite during filming in China


The older sister of Tavia Yeung is known for her youthful looks and glowing skin, which rival those of women half her age. Photos: Griselda Yeung/Instagram

Griselda Yeung, who goes by Lenna Yeung, has been juggling her acting career with her increasingly popular live-streaming sales.

The 47-year-old and the older sister of actress Tavia Yeung is known for her youthful looks and glowing skin, which rival those of women half her age.

However, she recently shocked fans after appearing on a live stream with a noticeable scar near her eyebrow, sparking concern.

Griselda Yeung explained during the live stream that the injury occurred while she was filming in China, as reported by China Press.

“I woke up one morning to do my makeup and noticed my face was swollen and itchy. The doctor diagnosed it as a bacterial infection, but I’m not sure how it happened,” she shared.

Addressing fan worries, Yeung later posted on social media: “Thank you all for your concern. Last week while working in Shenzhen, I may have been bitten by an insect, which caused redness and swelling near my eyebrow.

“I’ve seen a doctor and am currently recovering, so there’s no need to worry!”

Despite the injury, Yeung has continued her live streams with her usual professionalism, earning admiration for her work ethic.

In the comment section, fans wished her a speedy recovery and urged her to take care of herself

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