Tse, Wong accused of using black magic against Cheung; agent fires back
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A Taiwanese socialite accused Nicholas Tse and Faye Wong of harming Cecilia Cheung through black magic and witchcraft.
- The socialite claimed Tse and Wong conspired during Cheung's marriage to cause her harm, including DNA testing on their children.
- Cheung's former agent, Annie Wong, fiercely refuted the accusations, calling the accuser a "fake account" and a "rumor monger."
A dramatic accusation has emerged from Taiwan, with socialite Lily Lin (ๅพ่็ฒ), wife of Taiwan Glass Group chairman Lin Po-shih, alleging that Hong Kong stars Nicholas Tse and Faye Wong conspired to harm actress Cecilia Cheung.
Lin posted late on a Tuesday night, claiming that Tse and Wong secretly communicated and plotted during Cheung's marriage to Tse. She asserted that their actions caused Cheung significant harm, including undergoing DNA tests on their children. Lin further alleged that in recent years, Wong sought help from "gangsters and witches" to inflict physical and mental distress on Cheung, pushing her to the brink of exhaustion and causing her to prepare a will in her early 40s.
These years Cecilia Cheung clearly knew the reason for her divorce from ex-husband Nicholas Tse, it was he and Faye Wong who, during the subsistence of Cecilia Cheung and Nicholas Tse's marriage, colluded privately to conspire to cause harm to Cecilia Cheung, including conducting DNA tests on the children... until recent years Faye Wong again found gangsters and witches to perform rituals against you, causing you physical and mental harm, pushing you to exhaustion, and at just over 40 years old you have prepared your will. What else can you not see through, not let go of?
Annie Wong (้ฑ็ๅฏฌ), Faye Wong's former agent, immediately responded on social media early Wednesday morning. She questioned if the accuser was using a "fake account" and spreading "rumors and slander," urging mutual friends to clarify the situation. Wong dismissed the claims as the work of "water armies" (paid online commenters) and stated, "I've seen plenty of them... few are as deserving of a beating." She instructed her colleagues to handle the matter.
As of the time of reporting, Lin's original post remained online, and the controversy continues to escalate on the internet. Neither Nicholas Tse, Faye Wong, nor Cecilia Cheung have publicly commented on the allegations.
Is this a fake account? True rumor slander? Can mutual friends come out and clarify!? Water army, I've seen plenty... few are as deserving of a beating... Colleagues, hurry up and deal with it!
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.