After a 7-year hiatus, Fan Wei Qi is coming to Malaysia again for a concert, and this time she’s bringing along her husband Chen Jianzhou (Blackie) and their 11-year-old twin sons, Fei Fei and Xiang Xiang, making it a family trip for four. On the 6th, Fan Wei Qi and Chen Jianzhou each posted videos of their family setting off for Malaysia, showing Fei Fei and Xiang Xiang, who have clearly grown into young boys and noticeably shot up in height — a change that has become a hot topic among netizens. From the released footage, Chen Jianzhou is seen accompanying his wife and sons throughout the trip, even taking his phone out to capture cherished moments for Fan Wei Qi, fully displaying his caring husband side.
50-year-old Fan Wei Qi is set to hold her "The Matters Between Us" 2026 World Tour Concert, Malaysia stop, on Saturday (August 8) at Genting World Arena of Stars. On the 6th, she shared a video of the family heading to Malaysia on her social platform, joyfully writing, "Let's go, Genting here we come!" In the footage, she is dressed in a grey-white long-sleeve top paired with jeans, looking relaxed and at ease.
However, while Fan Wei Qi’s appearance is certainly eye-catching, what netizens are most interested in are her twin sons, Fei Fei and Xiang Xiang. The 11-year-old brothers have noticeably grown taller in recent years, and standing beside their 171cm-tall mother, they are already above her shoulders in height. Fan Wei Qi holds each son by the hand, with the three of them chatting and laughing along the way, and Fei Fei and Xiang Xiang frequently showing affection to their mother. The interactions are very heartwarming. Both Chen Jianzhou, who is 190cm tall, and Fan Wei Qi are tall themselves, and now that their sons are growing up, netizens joke that the boys have inherited their parents' tall genes.
Later, Chen Jianzhou also shared a video of the family in Malaysia, revealing a group photo of the four, footage of Fan Wei Qi resting on the plane, and scenes of them being greeted by fans at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, calling this trip "the first stop of summer vacation."
Chen Jianzhou also asked Malaysian netizens on his social platform: "Any must-try Malaysian foods or must-visit attractions to recommend?" His post received enthusiastic responses, with many people recommending durian, nasi lemak, nyonya kuih, bak kut teh, prawn noodles, roti canai, laksa and other Malaysian delicacies. Others suggested the family check in at the Twin Towers, or visit Penang, Johor and other places to experience the local culinary charm.