Cecilia Cheung opens shop near ex-husband Nicholas Tse’s bakery
Cecilia Cheung is now “closer” to former husband Nicholas Tse.
The actress has opened a shop in Central, Hong Kong, that is just 100m away from his Chef Nic Cookies bakery. Cheung’s boutique stocks clothes, bags and jewellery from her online SeeCeci Street collection which she debuted last year. When reporters asked her about the store’s proximity to Tse’s business, Cheung, 39, playfully deflected the queries, saying: “Stop joking around. I’ll pretend I didn’t hear anything.”The actress has reportedly turned up at her Central shop daily to drum up sales. – The Straits Times/Asia News Network
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