Singer Jay Chou, actor Huang Xiaoming shoot down online speculation over RM630mil gambling debt


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Jay Chou (left) and Huang Xiaoming have reacted to online claims that an unidentified male superstar had racked up gambling debts at a casino in Macau. Photos: Jay Chou/Instagram, Huang Xiaming/Weibo

Taiwanese singer Jay Chou and Chinese actor Huang Xiaoming have reacted to speculation linking them to claims that an unidentified male superstar had racked up gambling debts at a casino in Macau.

Rumours began circulating on Chinese social media on March 10 that a certain “super A-lister” recently gambled for seven straight days there and lost about 1.03 billion yuan (RM630.4mil).

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