HK actor Him Law grateful for wife Tavia Yeung's dedication to their family


Him Law and Tavia Yeung have been happily married since March 2016. Photo: Him Law/Instagram

Hong Kong celebrity couple Him Law and Tavia Yeung have been happily married for 10 years, and their relationship is only getting stronger with time.

In a recent media interview joined by StarLifestyle, Law, 42, revealed that he bought Yeung, 47, an expensive watch to mark their 10th anniversary, opting for something different from the usual bouquet of flowers.

“I initially expected her to scold me and ask why I had bought such an expensive gift, but she did not. She was very happy,” he told Malaysian media on Oct 18.

When asked what Yeung had given him in return, Law – who was in Kuala Lumpur for a breast cancer awareness and wellness event – said he did not receive a gift.

Law performing a song at the 2026 Power of Pink event in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 18. Photo: LEONG WAI YEE/The Star
Law performing a song at the 2026 Power of Pink event in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 18. Photo: LEONG WAI YEE/The Star

However, the TVB star made it clear that he was not disappointed, saying Yeung has given the greatest gift of all through her dedication to him and their family of four.

Law praised Yeung for putting their family first, noting that she had taken a break from acting to focus on raising their children before returning to the screen in the 2024 drama Darkside Of The Moon.

The couple, who tied the knot in March 2016, share two children – Hera, six, and Eden, five.

“She would have achieved even greater successif she had prioritised her career, but she still chose to slow down. I am truly moved and grateful,” he said.

Law added that he had long planned a getaway with Yeung so they could spend some quality time together. However, the couple found it difficult to leave their children behind.

“We are afraid the children will start (acting up) as soon as their parents are not around. We want to keep them in check, so we have not planned anything yet,” he said.

Nevertheless, Law said Yeung had been dropping hints about a short getaway for just the two of them, including sharing information about hot springs.

“This is when I know I need to make some preparations,” he said.

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