We don't know what transpired between the late Coco Lee and her estranged husband Bruce Rockowitz, but it seems the family of the veteran Chinese-American singer is not acknowledging him as family on paper. In Coco's obituary published in Hong Kong newspapers today (July 21), it is written: 'Coco Lee died at Hong Kong's Queen Mary Hospital on July 5...
We don't know what transpired between the late Coco Lee and her estranged husband Bruce Rockowitz, but it seems the family of the veteran Chinese-American singer is not acknowledging him as family on paper., it is written: "Coco Lee died at Hong Kong's Queen Mary Hospital on July 5 at the age of 48, and will be moved to Hong Kong Funeral Home for her wake.
"The wake is only open to fans on July 31, 6pm to 10pm, after which it will be strictly a private wake." In Chinese custom, obituaries are typically published by the spouse, whose name is listed in the section of living family members.Coco's mother's name is also not listed, presumably because of cultural or religious reasons, as in Chinese culture, it is a taboo for parents to attend the wake of their children.
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