Someone Allegedly Used Yishunite Benz Hui’s Image to Ask for Nudes from Strangers

Recall this guy?

You do? Perfect. You don’t? Well, go get a saucepan, ambush your mum from the back and spank her hard with it.

Because if there’s anything, she should’ve taught you the brilliance that came with Benz Hui.

Benz Hui

A veteran in the competitive Hong Kong TVB industry, Benz Hui has starred primarily as a supporting character in various television series.

He has also nailed a multitude of prominent roles, including the part of Inspector Wong in Running Out of Time in 1999.

That very same year, he also attained the nomination of best supporting actor in the 19th Annual Hong Kong Film Awards.

And yep, that’s a quick insight into the actor’s life, though there’s really a lot more to it than what was just described.

Like the fact that he now travels to and fro from Hong Kong to his new residence in Singapore, for example.

And the place he lives in? Yishun.

Spooky.

But hey, they do say that a celebrity doesn’t come with the fame; the fame comes with the celebrity. 

And it seems that the notion applies only too well to Benz Hui, who despite his retirement, has still managed to be in the limelight yet again with his latest ‘drama’:

The Celebrity Nudes Scandal.

I wanna see your ****

Hui is generally known for his wholesome family-man image, and the fact that he recently moved here to Singapore, a place his wife hails from, does well to support that notion.

But it seems that the precarious image Benz Hui has built up over the years is in serious danger of being in shambles, considering how he has been involved in a scandal.

A sex scandal.

According to Mothership, veteran Hong Kong TVB actor, Hui Shiu-hung, also known as Benz Hui (许绍雄), has denied addressing any clear messages and inappropriate photos to an anonymous woman.

This was in regards to the latest sex scandal to have hit the industry; leaked WeChat screenshots that reportedly show Hui chatting up an unidentified woman.

You can see the leaked screenshots down below:

If you can’t interpret the Chinese text because you’re more Ang Moh pai than China pai

Here’s a rough translation:

Woman (W): Take a picture and let me see

W: Alright?

W: Just a normal pic

‘Benz’: I wanna see a pic of you without clothes

W: Are you at the hotel?

‘Benz’: Yes

W: What about your assistant?

‘Benz’: Don’t have

‘Benz’: I wanna see your ****, alright?

W: Take a pic of your upper torso and let me see

W: Okay?

‘Benz’: *Sends pic*

‘Benz’: Your ****

Falsehood?

Despite the WeChat username in question allegedly displaying his name, Hui has proclaimed innocence.

And here are the reasons Hui gave to show that it couldn’t be him.

For starters, he highlighted his position as a celebrity, which apparently meant that it would be unthinkable that he will even turn to such things.

Additionally, people who knew him would also dissuade him from partaking in such acts.

And to sum it all up, he warned against taking images from the net too seriously.

“Now technology is so advanced, anything can be done!” he reportedly told Jaynestars. 

Alleged

While Benz Hui has proclaimed innocence in this case, and impersonation scams are indeed prevalent in this age, one has to put on his thinking cap and wonder:

“What’s real, and what’s false?”

Because in the end, one has to remember that he lives in Yishun.

And apparently, that place makes you think otherwise.