Christine Fang and Yang Mingwei Announce Divorce: "Cannot Be Lovers Anymore"

Taiwanese celebrity couple Christine Fang (Fang Zhiyou) and Yang Mingwei have announced their divorce! The two registered their marriage in 2015 due to pregnancy and, after 11 years of marriage, have two children together. They had always been seen as a sweet and happy family by the public. Earlier this March, it was shockingly reported that due to differences in views on life and parenting, as well as the husband's fondness for parties and drinking, the couple had agreed to divorce. Afterwards, the two were spotted dining together with friends, and in May, Christine Fang responded to the media that "everything is as usual" regarding their marriage, even praising Yang Mingwei as a "100 out of 100" dad. Unexpectedly, at noon on the 10th, the two issued a statement announcing that they have peacefully ended their marriage.

In the statement, Christine Fang said: "There are many kinds of love in this world. During these 12 years, we accompanied and tolerated each other, and I am filled with gratitude in my heart. Thank you to the father of my children for making me a more mature person and enriching my life experiences. We cannot be lovers anymore, but we will always be family. After long communication and careful consideration, we have decided to peacefully end our marriage—this is a choice made together by both of us."

Regarding the reason for the divorce, Christine Fang said, "The reasons for our separation are all in the past. We choose to keep them between us and will not make any comments or responses to the outside world. We sincerely ask everyone to give us time and space. What matters most now is to protect our children together and accompany them as they grow up safely and happily. We will also continue to work hard in our respective careers and lives, moving forward steadily. Thank you all for your consistent concern and blessings." Christine Fang's manager also stated: "For related questions, please refer to the statement. There will be no further responses in the future. Thank you for your concern."