Hong Kong actor Lau Dan has reacted to claims that his former daughter-in-law, Chinese actress Yang Mi, needs custody of his granddaughter.
There have been media experiences earlier in August that Yang, the ex-wife of his son, actor Hawick Lau, is ready to spend HK$540mil (RM319.9mil) to struggle for the custody of her daughter and take her again to Beijing.
The nine-year-old lady lives in Hong Kong, the place she attends college and is being cared for by her paternal grandparents.
Lau Dan, 79, was requested about this at an occasion on Aug 23 to promote Hong Kong broadcaster TVB’s long-running drama Come Home Love: Lo And Behold (2017 to current), through which he performs the character Hung Shu Kan.
“I don’t want to talk about my family matters as there is too much speculation out there when there are no such things,” he stated.
Asked if his son had stated not to handle the difficulty, Lau replied that nobody likes to discuss it, including that “heaven is watching and has its own arrangements”.
The matter “Lau Dan reacts to claim Yang Mi is spending HK$540mil to fight for daughter’s custody” trended on Chinese social media platform Weibo at one level on Aug 23.
Hawick Lau, 48, and Yang, 36, met on the set of the Chinese historic drama Ru Yi (2012). They tied the knot in January 2014 and their daughter was born in June that 12 months.
They introduced their divorce in December 2018.
Hawick stated in November 2022 that he was courting Chinese actress Cherry Li Xiaofeng, 41. – The Straits Times/Asia News Network
