Singer Wai-Lam Wong's Move to Hawaii Linked to Dispute with Girlfriend
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Veteran singer Wai-Lam Wong (Huang Dawei) passed away in Hawaii at the age of 61.
- His longtime girlfriend, Vicky, expressed distress and questioned the handling of his funeral arrangements.
- Reports suggest a significant dispute between Wong and Vicky over financial matters, specifically concerning royalty accounts, led to him moving back to Hawaii shortly before his death.
Veteran singer Wai-Lam Wong, known for hits like "You Got Me Drunk" and "Make Everyone Heartbroken," has passed away in Hawaii at the age of 61. His family announced his death through their lawyer on June 3rd, prompting a strong reaction from his girlfriend of many years, Vicky.
Vicky, who was reportedly not involved in the funeral arrangements, expressed her anguish and stated, "I just want to know the truth." She has publicly criticized the process, calling it illegal and engaging in a public dispute with Wong's family.
However, recent reports suggest that the relationship between Wong and Vicky had deteriorated significantly due to accumulated dissatisfaction. The final straw, according to sources, was Vicky's alleged attempt to change Wong's music royalty accounts to her name without his consent. This action reportedly angered Wong, leading to a major argument and his subsequent decision to move back to Hawaii shortly before his passing.
Wong had reportedly entrusted Vicky with managing his finances in recent years. The alleged attempt to alter royalty account beneficiaries is said to have created a deep rift, culminating in his abrupt departure from their shared life.
I just want to know the truth.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.