The romantic entanglements of Hong Kong star Nicholas Tse with Cecilia Cheung and Faye Wong have continued to attract attention, with their complicated relationship frequently discussed to this day. Coco, the ex-girlfriend of Nicholas Tse’s father Patrick Tse, once revealed details of these events on a program, drawing public attention. She disclosed that when she met Nicholas Tse, he had not yet married Cecilia Cheung, and the two were in a stage of rekindled romance, which seemed to coincide with Faye Wong’s sudden marriage to Li Yapeng at the time.
Recalling on the program, Coco said that Nicholas Tse was at a turning point in his love life back then: "At that time, it was a rekindled romance because his ex-girlfriend got married. I remember that year it was Faye Wong... Because it was 2006, right? Faye Wong married Li Yapeng, and then he suddenly went to the Philippines and got married." The timing, as noted by Coco, was regarded by the public as quite a coincidence.
As for the reason why the couple chose to hold their wedding in the Philippines, Coco said it might have been due to the greater sense of privacy and stricter paparazzi control there. "They were having fun there, and then all of a sudden..." She revealed that almost no one attended the wedding, with only the two of them holding a ceremony by the seaside, and neither family was present. "They only told their parents separately after they got married." The entire process was remarkably low-key.
Regarding details after the couple returned to Hong Kong, Coco laughed and said that, according to tradition, the newlyweds should serve tea to their elders. "I accidentally got promoted a level," she joked. However, she revealed that Nicholas Tse did not formally offer her tea; instead, he just smiled at her and said, "Coco, I’m here." She responded, "What would you like to drink?" After the light-hearted exchange, Nicholas Tse then informed her that he was already married. Coco’s relaxed recollection made this multi-year love story in the entertainment circle once again a hot topic of discussion.
Source: China Times