Roger Kwok recently attended a charity golf tournament at Clear Water Bay and revealed that his left eye was inflamed due to a bacterial infection. He is currently receiving treatment but still insists on participating in charity events to support underprivileged children in experiencing tennis.
On June 11, Roger Kwok, along with artists like Lisa Tse and Sharnaye Chan, appeared at Clear Water Bay to participate in a charity golf tournament, raising funds for the underprivileged children's tennis development program.
During the event, Roger Kwok revealed that his left eye was suffering from a bacterial infection, causing inflammation and discomfort. He joked that his daughter is worried about being infected, so she deliberately keeps a distance from him.
"I have seen a doctor and regularly use eye drops as prescribed. My eye does feel a bit uncomfortable, but it won’t affect my enthusiasm for promoting tennis and doing charity," he said.
With Father's Day approaching, Roger Kwok shared that his daughter will soon be going abroad, but she has already given him a hand-painted landscape as a Father's Day gift, which made him feel very touched.
In addition, he said that his son, who is currently studying overseas, won’t be able to return to Hong Kong for the celebration. Therefore, they will connect via phone to celebrate Father’s Day together.
When talking about the heartfelt gifts from his children, Roger Kwok’s face beamed with happiness, showing a warm and loving fatherly side.
During the event, Roger Kwok revealed that his left eye was suffering from a bacterial infection, causing inflammation and discomfort. He joked that his daughter is worried about being infected, so she deliberately keeps a distance from him.
"I have seen a doctor and regularly use eye drops as prescribed. My eye does feel a bit uncomfortable, but it won’t affect my enthusiasm for promoting tennis and doing charity," he said.
With Father's Day approaching, Roger Kwok shared that his daughter will soon be going abroad, but she has already given him a hand-painted landscape as a Father's Day gift, which made him feel very touched.
In addition, he said that his son, who is currently studying overseas, won’t be able to return to Hong Kong for the celebration. Therefore, they will connect via phone to celebrate Father’s Day together.
When talking about the heartfelt gifts from his children, Roger Kwok’s face beamed with happiness, showing a warm and loving fatherly side.