Hawick Lau Said To Have Found A New Love Nine Months After His Divorce From Yang Mi
Is nine months an appropriate amount of time to move on from a failed four year marriage?
Is nine months an appropriate amount of time to move on from a failed four year marriage?
It’s been nine months since Hongkong actor Hawick Lau and Chinese actress Yang Mi announced their split after four years of marriage. And it looks like Hawick has wasted no time in finding a new relationship.
According to Apple Daily, the 45-year-old China-based actor was back in Hongkong recently to see he and Yang Mi's five-year-old daughter, aka 'Little Glutinous Rice', who’s currently under the care of his parents. That's no biggie, right? Except that now, Hawick reportedly has another reason to fly back to Hongkong and that's to see his alleged new girlfriend, Hongkong actress Roxanne Tong.
The 32-year-old Roxanne was most recently in the news when she was picked to replace disgraced actress Jacqueline Wong in the reshooting of TVB drama Forensic Heroes IV. The actress-model happens to be the niece of Hongkong actor Kent Tong and she was also a finalist in the 2012 Miss Hongkong Pageant, where she won the Tourism Ambassador Award.
Hawick and Roxanne reportedly started dating after attending Hongkong actress Rosina Lam's birthday party. It's said that the pair hit it off during the dinner and after they became a couple, Roxanne had thought of going public about their relationship but her wish was immediately shot down by Hawick as he felt that it was too soon after his divorce.
Not only did the super helpful Rosina set the couple up, she reportedly helped them avoid nosey reporters by letting them hang out in her house. She was also the designated driver on their dates, for example, she had driven Roxanne to Shenzhen to visit Hawick when he was filming there.
Like her ex-husband, Yang Mi, 33, is also said to have found a new love: 30-year-old actor Wei Daxun, her co-star in the Chinese variety series Great Escape.
Rumours that they were dating first started when a netizen spotted Daxun with a lady who resembled Yang Mi in a museum in Beijing. They were said to be behaving like a couple and were wearing matching shoes.
But Daxun released a statement to refute the rumour, claiming that he was merely hanging out with a friend.
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