Singer wants to move on after cheating scandal

Compiled by C. ARUNO, PAVITHRA RAMAN and R. ARAVINT

Returning to the music scene after a three-year hiatus, Andy Hui (pic) says he just wants to move forward, reported Sin Chew Daily.

In one of his interviews on TV after his cheating scandal with 33-year-old actress Jacqueline Wong, the 55-year-old grimaced when asked what he thought about Wong’s new relationship with drummer Lai Man Wang.

“It’s something that happened in the past that we can’t change! Let’s look towards the future and not talk about what happened in the past,” he answered awkwardly.

After his headline-grabbing indiscretions with Wong in 2019, a contrite Hui announced that he would go on a hiatus.

His wife, Cantopop queen Sammi Cheng, 50, quickly forgave him and encouraged him to start over again by reinventing himself.

During the TV interview, Hui added that the self-imposed break helped him to reflect on life and that he has learnt to cherish his family and fans even more.

Asked about the people who could not accept his comeback, Hui replied: “I’ll do my best; this is my biggest motivation.”

The Hong Kong singer made an official comeback via an online concert on Sept 30.

> Chinese influencer-actress Zhang Yingying sparked much concern after fans spotted what appeared to be bruises on her knee and face, reported China Press.

In a video uploaded recently of her trip to the beach, Zhang is seen to have dark spots on her right knee and near her left eye, prompting many to speculate that it could be bruises, or possibly sustained from a recent altercation with another patron of a bar in Guangdong province. The 26-year-old has yet to respond to the speculations.

Zhang is currently dating newly-divorced Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei, who is widely believed to have left famous Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu for Zhang after their 10-year marriage.

Zhang and Wang were seen frequenting the same bars and wearing matching jewellery even when the latter was still married.

> A contractor made a gruesome discovery of a plastic organiser filled with human teeth while renovating a rental home, reported China Press.

“The tenant kept a box filled with rotten teeth. That’s okay. But please do not forget to bring it with you when you leave,” he said in a video uploaded onto the social media platform Xiaohongshu.

The contractor often shares videos of bizarre things he finds through his work.

Internet users commenting on the video said the tenant could be a dentist who collected rotten teeth as a hobby.

Others noticed the filth of the property and wondered how anyone could live comfortably in such an environment.

The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item.