Charlene Choi addresses claims of marital troubles with her husband. Rumours of her marriage being on the rocks recently circulated on Chinese social media. Meanwhile, Ashin from Taiwanese band Mayday is said to have married his assistant, who also happens to be the beneficiary of his insurance policy.
Marital rumours: Newlywed Charlene Choi addresses claims of troubles with husband, Mayday 's Ashin said to have married assistantPHOTO: Instagram/ Charlene Choi , Facebook/ Ashin Hong Kong singer-actress Charlene Choi has addressed claims of her having marital troubles .
Rumours of their marriage being on the rocks less than a month in recently circulated on Chinese social media, with some claiming she had moved out of their home. There were also claims that Gillian Chung, Charlene's singing partner in the group Twins, didn't attend the wedding ceremony due to a rift. Charlene denied the allegations through her manager, clarifying that Gillian did attend the wedding, and she and Lam are currently still on their honeymoon.
Another rumour floating on the internet recently is of Ashin from Taiwanese band Mayday getting hitched in secret. It began when a netizen reportedly posted photos of an insurance policy they claimed the 50-year-old had purchased. The beneficiary was allegedly his assistant surnamed Hong, who was listed as his wife in the supposed document and has been speculated to be his girlfriend for years. The pair have been seen travelling and shopping together over the years.
The group's agency B'in Music subsequently released a statement to address the claims: "This is false information, thank you for your concern.
" Ashin is currently the only bachelor in the band, which also has members Monster, Stone, Masa and Guan You.
Marital Troubles Charlene Choi Mayday Ashin Insurance Policy Beneficiary Girlfriend Group's Agency B'in Music
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