Supporting Actor Ho Kwong-pui to Marry at Year-End, Regina Ho's Supporting Actress Win Questioned

Ho Kwong-pui won Best Supporting Actor for 'The Queen of News 2.' In an interview, he said: “I never expected to win. After receiving the award, Man姐 (Charmaine Sheh) congratulated me, and I still feel like I'm dreaming. Man姐 asked if I needed a slap! I really can’t believe it. After winning Most Improved Male Artist last time, I felt I wouldn’t win again, as there are so many good actors in the company. Every award is tough, and I know I still need to work hard. This time, I was lucky to get a good role, a good team, and good co-actors. Thanks to Charmaine for pushing me in every scene, which created the character Ivan BB.” On stage, he publicly thanked his other half and revealed he plans to get married by the end of the year, believing winning the award marks a good start to his year.

The 'TVB Anniversary Awards 2025' ceremony was held in Macau. Among the first three awards, two sparked controversy among netizens. Besides the Best New Actor award being a “double winner” taken by Fong Ho-yeung and Lau Yeung, the Best Supporting Actress award going to Eric Tsang’s daughter-in-law Regina Ho led many netizens to feel sorry for Elena Kong.

When Regina Ho heard her name announced, she instantly showed a 'crying face' and her eyes reddened, while hot favorite Elena Kong maintained a warm smile and graciously got up to give Ho a congratulatory hug. The two whispered to each other, creating a touching moment. A large number of netizens flooded TVB's official Facebook page questioning the results, commenting: “Give me back Mrs. Fong,” “Why not Elena Kong,” “Mrs. Fong was much better,” etc. However, there were also netizens supporting Regina: “Truly deserved, I’ve always liked her.”

As for 'Midlife, Sing & Shine 3' third runner-up Lau Yeung winning an award, netizens also had opinions, commenting: “Dividing up the meat,” “It was already questionable for Lau Yeung to be nominated, let alone win – outrageous,” and “It’s an insult to the other male newcomers.”