HK-born actor Chapman To celebrates 20th wedding anniversary with ex-TVB star Kristal Tin


Hong Kong-born actor Chapman To and former TVB star Kristal Tin married in June 2005, after six years of dating. Photos: Chapman To/Facebook, Kristal Tin/Instagram

Hong Kong-born Taiwanese actor Chapman To and former TVB star Kristal Tin recently marked their 20th wedding anniversary with an intimate gathering of close friends.

Among the guests was actor Anthony Wong, who made a special trip to Taiwan to join the pair in celebrating the milestone.

On June 7, To, 53, shared a throwback photo from his wedding to Tin, 47, surrounded by famous friends such as Andy Lau, Wong Jing and Shawn Yue – all of whom reportedly served as his groomsmen.

The couple tied the knot in June 2005 after six years of dating.

“Today, 20 years later, some people remain while others have moved on. I wish everyone happiness. To me, happiness means letting go of the past, not worrying about the future and simply embracing the present moment,” To captioned his Facebook post.

He also uploaded a photo with Anthony Wong on his Instagram Story, adding that the 63-year-old is the only groomsman he still keeps in touch with after all these years.

The actor then capped off the celebration by posting a short video of Tin talking about how he had transformed her life.

Meanwhile, Tin reflected on Instagram how her perception of the word “tolerance” has evolved over the years.

The Brother’s Keeper (2012) star admitted that she once perceived the term negatively, saying: “Why do I have to tolerate things after marriage? Didn’t we love each other so much that we couldn’t help but be together in the first place?”

However, Tin shared that her perception has now shifted, and she views tolerance not as putting up with one’s flaws but peacefully accepting them.

“Happy 20th anniversary. Please continue to give me your guidance in the future,” she wrote, alongside a photo with To and their dog.

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