‘Luckiest man in the world’: Hong Kong star Aaron Kwok announces birth of third daughter


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Aaron Kwok announces on social media on Oct 22 the birth of his third daughter (left). He and his wife Moka Fang have two other daughters aged six and eight (right). Photos: Aaron Kwok/Instagram, Moka Fang/Instagram

Hong Kong superstar Aaron Kwok has declared himself the luckiest man in the world.

The 59-year-old actor-singer, who is married to Chinese fashion blogger Moka Fang, 38, took to social media on the evening of Oct 22 to announce the birth of their third daughter.

“Our little princess has finally arrived home,” the Cantopop performer wrote in Chinese, posting a photo of the baby. “Both mother and daughter are well, and we are grateful for everything.”

Kwok, who has two other daughters aged six and eight with Fang, added: “Our family now has three shining pearls, and I feel incredibly blessed and contented. The elder sisters can’t wait to take care of their younger sister. ”

Referring to previous media reports which claimed that Fang was carrying a boy, he wrote: “To me, whether it’s a son or a daughter, they are all the most precious gifts heaven has bestowed upon me. Our home is truly a ‘House of Goddesses’, and I am the luckiest man in the world, deeply loved by four goddesses.”

Fang also shared Kwok’s post on Chinese social media platform Weibo.

She added in Chinese: “Seeing my husband holding her, his eyes still sparkling with the same excitement and adoration as when he became a father for the first time, I know we possess the purest love.

“Thank you, my husband – gender has never been a condition of our love. Health, happiness and kindness are the best gifts we can give our daughters.”

Kwok was spotted by Hong Kong media outlet Sing Tao Headline driving from his apartment to Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital with his mother-in-law on the afternoon of Oct 22.

Over an hour later, he returned to the carpark with his in-laws and two nurses. One of the nurses appeared to be carrying a baby car seat and carefully placed the newborn in the car. – The Straits Times/Asia News Network

 

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