Lynn Hung Has To Pay Over S$40K A Year In School Fees For Her 3-Year-Old Twin Daughters To Attend This Prestigious Preschool

Many parents have no qualms about forking out big bucks to send their kids to good schools and Chinese model-actress Lynn Hung is no different.

Earlier this year, it was rumoured that Lynn, 40, had enrolled her three-year-old twin daughters, Kaylor and Lyvia, in the prestigious Causeway Bay Victoria Kindergarten & International Nursery in Hongkong.

However, when she found out her ex-boyfriend, Heavenly King Aaron Kwok’s daughter Chantelle goes there too, she reportedly transferred her girls to Braemar Hill Nursery School. According to reports, Braemar Hill is regarded as the “Harvard of kindergartens” in Hongkong.

But as it turns out, Laylor and Lyvia are not attending Braemar Hill but another prestigious school instead.

On Monday (Aug 23), Lynn shared pics of her daughters in their new school uniforms.

My babies have finally started school. So excited! I hope you will continue to grow up healthily and happily,” wrote the proud mama on Weibo, adding that she’s now “off the hook”.

Though Lynn had hid the school's emblem in the photos she posted on social media, netizens pointed out that the red and black uniform her daughters were wearing belonged to the Canadian International School of Hong Kong.

The Canadian International School is regarded as one of the city’s top international schools and its preschool fees are said to cost HK$115,900 (S$20,200) a year for every kid. That means Lynn has to pay over S$40K a year since both her girls are going there.

On the other hand, fees for its secondary school students can go up to HK$205,400 (S$36,000) per year.

Hacken Lee, Lin Ching Hsia and Jacky Cheung are among the stars whose kids are either studying in or are alums of the school.

Lynn and Aaron Kwok reportedly broke up in 2013 after a seven-year relationship. Lynn is now married to Hongkong businessman Ken Kwok, who is the brother of actress Kenix Kwok, while Aaron got hitched to Moka Fang in 2017.

Photos: Lynn Hung/Weibo