HONG KONG – Hong Kong star Mandy Wong has finally walked down the aisle with jeweller Anthony Jim after a 10-year courtship. The 40-year-old TVB actress announced the news on her social media accounts on Thursday, sharing pictures of her wedding day and expressing her...
HONG KONG – Hong Kong star Mandy Wong has finally walked down the aisle with jeweller Anthony Jim after a 10-year courtship.
“I always believed I’m a very lucky girl. I grew up in a warm and loving environment, and have always been surrounded by people who cherished me. I’m thankful for you,” wrote Wong, who also included the hashtag #WeAreMarried. Wong told Hong Kong news portal HK01 that she and Jim had a destination wedding. They had kept the occasion low-key as her partner is not in show business.
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