Hannah Quinlivan reflects on 10-year marriage with Jay Chou in heartfelt post


Hannah Quinvilan and Jay Chou tied the knot on Jan 17, 2015, in England. Photo: Jay Chou/Instagram

Taiwanese-Australian model Hannah Quinlivan recently celebrated her 10th wedding anniversary with singer Jay Chou with a heartfelt tribute on Instagram.

On Monday (Jan 20), Quinlivan, 31, shared a carousel of photos – including one of her and Chou, 46, exchanging vows at the altar, alongside several snapshots with their children.

Her post was captioned: “10 years, 3 kids, 1 dog and countless messy meal times... Somehow, we’ve made it – still laughing, still loving and occasionally competing over who can get the kids to bed the fastest.”

Although life has been a "whirlwind" since going from two people to a family of five, Quinlivan said she wouldn’t trade it for anything.

“Here’s to 10 years of teamwork, endless memories and embracing the beautiful chaos of family life. Cheers to many more adventures ahead,” she wrote.

Last week, Chou marked his 10th wedding anniversary by doing a couple dance with Quinlivan.

The duo danced to the love song Six Degrees, performed by Chou and Canadian-Taiwanese singer Patrick Brasca.

Chou and Quinlivan married on Jan 17, 2015, at a church in England after dating for five years.

They have two daughters – Hathaway, nine, and Jacinda, two – and a son Romeo, seven.

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