Aaron Kwok’s wife visits luxury postnatal centre, said to cost RM1mil for 56-day stay


The couple, who tied the knot in 2017, are already parents to two daughters – Chantelle, eight, and Charlotte, six. Photo: Moka Fang/Instagram

The due date for Aaron Kwok and his wife Moka Fang’s newest addition to the family is just around the corner.

The 38-year-old Chinese model is expected to give birth in October, and reports suggest the baby will be a boy.

The couple, who tied the knot in 2017, are already parents to two daughters – Chantelle, eight, and Charlotte, six.

According to the portal Dimsum Daily, Fang recently toured the Saint Bella Maternity and Baby Care Centre, an upscale postnatal facility in Hong Kong. 

The 59-year-old Heavenly King is said to have arranged a 56-day “Queen” tier package with the centre, estimated to cost nearly HK$2mil (RM1.08mil).

The package reportedly includes round-the-clock, one-to-one care for both mother and baby, in luxury hotel-style or private villa settings.

True to form, Kwok – known for pampering his wife with gifts and affection – is said to be taking a month off in October to care for Fang. 

He is currently busy with his world tour as well as film commitments, which recently brought him to Kuala Lumpur for the Hong Kong Film Gala Presentation 2025.

Fang, meanwhile, has kept up her influencer work, regularly sharing lifestyle content and beauty tips on social media. 

Most recently, she posted a vlog showcasing her skincare routine.

 

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