Retired HK actress Cherie Chung, 66, stuns fans with striking looks in rare public outing


Cherie Chung has maintained a low profile since retiring from acting in 1991. Photo: China Press

Hong Kong screen beauty Cherie Chung is 66, and she looks as gorgeous as ever.

Since stepping away from the spotlight to focus on her personal life, Chung has kept a low profile, only making occasional public appearances.

Her most recent outing drew attention at a jewellery event, where she appeared alongside Hong Kong pop diva Sammi Cheng, sparking admiration among fans.

On June 5, Cheng, 53, posted on social media photos of herself with Chung.

The former actress exuded timeless elegance in a black evening gown, complemented by a sparkling diamond necklace, earrings, bracelet and ring.

Meanwhile, Cheng made a striking impression in a form-fitting black blouse and tailored pants, elevated by a statement necklace and bold oversized earrings.

The photos quickly drew attention online, with fans flooding the comments section in admiration of Chung’s beauty.

Others also noted that both Chung and Cheng appeared remarkably youthful at their respective ages, with radiant complexions and slender figures.

Chung was one of the hottest actresses in Hong Kong in the 1980s, starring in popular films such as Once A Thief, An Autumn's Tale and Peking Opera Blues.

She once mentioned that the key to her youthful looks lies in maintaining a positive mindset, enjoying life every day, as well as getting sufficient sleep and exercise.

Chung retired from acting in 1991 after marrying businessman Michael Chu, who died of cancer at 53 in 2007. The couple has no children.

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