Chung makes comeback after divorce

Bliss ended: Chung with Dr Lai in a file photo taken last year.

HONG Kong singer Gillian Chung has made a comeback after taking a hiatus from work since her divorce public in May, reported Sin Chew Daily.

Since mid-July, Chung has started becoming active on social media again and was selling products via live stream.

Last Friday, in a video uploaded on social media, Chung was spotted at an outdoor business event in a white dress and a denim jacket.

Fans noted that Chung wore an awkward smile, with many speculating if she was feeling upset.

In May, news broke that Chung and cosmetologist Dr Michael Lai had signed their divorce papers in March.

In an earlier interview, Dr Lai told reporters over the phone that she did not love him anymore.

He said Chung told him that she had regretted marrying him not long after their wedding in 2018 and that she repeatedly asked for a divorce.

He gave in after Chung raised the matter again when he flew to Malaysia in February to meet her when she was filming a TV show.

The two knew each other for only four months before they got married.

> Taiwanese singer Wilber Pan took to Weibo to make a shocking announcement about his nuptials, the daily also reported.

The 39-year-old artiste said he had tied the knot with his girlfriend Luna, 26, who was dubbed the “prettiest air stewardess alive” by his fans.

“Hi everyone. I know 2020 is a tough year, but I’ve been wanting to find the right time to tell everyone.

“Today, I want to share some happy news with everyone. There is someone special who will spend the rest of my life with me.

“This marks the start of my family life!” he wrote on July 27.

The post was accompanied by a photo of Pan and Luna with his parents.

The singer thanked his fans for their wishes and hoped they find happiness too.

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