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What are the 四大天王 up to Now? Here’s an Update

2017-04-22 , 11:10 am

Andy Lau

Remember the incident? He was thrown off a horse while shooting a tea commercial in Thailand. He had been bedridden since he was flown back from Thailand for treatment.

He has been advised by doctors to rest for up to 11 months after incurring multiple fractures on his pelvis as well as tendon and muscle strains.

Three months after his horse riding injury, he can now walk with a walking support. Look at him! He is definitely in a much better condition now. Thank goodness!

And I don’t think I need to say this, but lest you’ve not been to the movies for years, here’s the update: he’s still very active in showbuzz, starring in movies after movies.

Aaron Kwok

Aaron Kwok. on the other hand, just got married. (congratulations!) He even went to great lengths to keep his wedding to model Moka Fang low-key.

It was noted by Oriental Daily News that security was tight on Tuesday (April 18) at The Peninsula Hong Kong, where the couple arrived by helicopter and avoided the media completely.

When asked why The Peninsula was picked for the wedding, it was mentioned that the hotel was where Kwok had held his 50th birthday party.

He had expressed his wish to meet Miss Right and start a family back then. Less than two months later, he introduced Fang to the public as his girlfriend. Now isn’t that fated or what?

He’s, just like Andy Lau, still actively starring in Hong Kong movies, and will be taking the role of Sun WuKong in next year’s The Monkey King 3.

Jacky Cheung

Jacky Cheung have out done himself again with his latest performance in Singapore. On February 24, his three-hour-long concert was completely sold out. A full stadium of 10,000 fans confirmed just how spectacular his performance was.

A highlight was the concert’s four-sided stage that seemed to transform with every song, resembling first a three-tier cake, then a circular staircase, at times a rotating compass, at others a walled fortress. Now how cool is that!

But unlike Andy Lau and Aaron Kwok, Jacky Cheung, known more for his singing (and several comedic roles in the past), hasn’t been very active in acting, with his last role in 賭城風雲III (at least in the movie that was released in Singapore).

Leon Lai

Singer and actor Leon Lai is known to be a private person, but the star opened up recently about the romantic setbacks in his life on a popular Chinese television show.

Regarded as one of the four Heavenly Kings in Hong Kong pop culture, he confessed on Dragon TV’s The Jinxing Show that he was heartbroken after ending a seven-year relationship with actress Shu Qi in 2004.

“Everyone experiences pain. If there isn’t pain, we won’t be able to come together,” he told show host Jin Xing, who felt that the pair make an ideal couple. We feel you.

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