Cecilia Cheung Changes Profile Picture to All Black in Mourning; Patrick Tse Once Felt Sorry She 'Raised 2 Sons Alone'

News of Patrick Tse's passing emerged on the 20th, and his former daughter-in-law Cecilia Cheung was also found by netizens to have quietly changed her social media profile picture to all black, subtly expressing her grief. Although Nicholas Tse and Cecilia Cheung divorced as early as 2011, Patrick Tse never changed his view of this former daughter-in-law. In previous interviews, he had repeatedly praised Cecilia as a "good daughter-in-law" and a very competent mother, and thanked her for giving the Tse family two beloved grandsons, Lucas and Quintus. He believed that the two grandsons are treasures beyond any amount of money, and the greatest comfort in his old age.

It has been rumored online that Patrick Tse once admitted that he always felt sorry when he saw Cecilia Cheung raising the two children by herself over the years, and even once said with self-blame: "I’m sorry to the three of them." He also highly praised Cecilia for raising the children well—not only are they sensible and polite, but after the divorce she never prevented his grandsons from connecting with the Tse family. On every holiday, she would arrange meetings to maintain family bonds, something that always touched him deeply.

When talking about the two important women in Nicholas Tse's life, Patrick Tse once summed them up in eight words: "Cecilia is family-oriented, Faye Wong is talented." He also explained that it wasn't that he didn't like Faye Wong, just that they didn't have much contact. After all, relationships are his son's matter—as long as Nicholas is happy and living well, he would respect him and not interfere too much.

After Patrick Tse's passing, the arrangement of his estate once again became the focus of public attention. According to Hong Kong media reports, it was rumored that he intended to leave 90% of his assets to his two grandsons. However, since the boys are still young, the will reportedly arranged for long-time friend Brigitte Lin to manage part of the estate temporarily. In response, "Brigitte Lin Fan Club – Love Lin Spring" issued a statement on Weibo on the night of the 20th, stressing that "Brigitte Lin managing Patrick Tse's estate is a rumor," and called out some media outlets for spreading false information.

Source: China Times News Network