Hong Kong superstar Andy Lau gave his fans another scare after he fell during his concert on Sept 9. Lau, who turns 63 on Sept 27, is in China for his Today... Is The Day concert tour. He performed in Shenzhen city from Sept 6 to 9. The incident on Sept 9 was...
Lau, who turns 63 on Sept 27, is in China for his Today... Is The Day concert tour. He performed in Shenzhen city from Sept 6 to 9.
At one point, Lau was interacting with fans onstage and singing his classic song, It’s Not A Sin For Men To Cry .The singer-actor fell onstage near the trapdoor and lay there for a few seconds before getting up slowly. He told his fans he was fine and continued with his performance with a bandaged left thumb.Later that day, he posted a photo of himself doing the “I love you” hand sign, writing: “Thank you, everyone. See you at the next stop.
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