HK actor Ray Lui's wife flaunts RM216k handbag while vacationing with husband in Europe


Hong Kong actor Ray Lui and his wife Yang Xiaojuan recently enjoyed a vacation in the United Kingdom and Italy. Photos: China Press

Hong Kong actor Ray Lui and his wife, Chinese businesswoman Yang Xiaojuan, recently enjoyed a luxurious European holiday with action star Donnie Yen and his wife Cissy Wang, making stops in the United Kingdom and Italy.

Yang has been generously documenting their escapades on social media, offering glimpses of their journey aboard a private jet and during a scenic yacht cruise.

In one photo, she’s seen lounging comfortably in the jet, dressed in an elegant ensemble and adorned with diamond and jade jewellery.

Other images showed her sporting accessories and handbags from big luxury labels.

But what truly got netizens talking was her limited-edition Hermes Ghillies Birkin handbag – a 2012 release known for its intricate detailing and craftsmanship.

It reportedly carries a hefty price tag of HK$400,000 (RM216,842).

According to China Press, Yang has strong ties in both political and business circles. She also serves as an investment advisor to her husband.

For the record, Lui, 68, married Yang in 2001, marking his third marriage.

He was previously married to late Hong Kong actress Kathy Chow from 1988 to 1989, and later to singer Cally Kwong from 1996 to 1997.

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