Did Jackie Chan Force Elaine Ng to Take a DNA Test? Revealing the Truth Behind the ‘Daughter Born 27 Years Ago’: It Has Nothing to Do with Him
Published atJul 16, 2026 04:37 pm
The topic of Hong Kong superstar Jackie Chan, actress Elaine Ng, and their daughter 'Little Dragon Girl' Etta Ng’s lineage has been under the spotlight for many years. Recently, in the face of rampant online rumors claiming that Jackie Chan demanded a paternity test and harsh insults from netizens, the long-silent Elaine Ng finally spoke up. Yesterday (15th), during a livestream, she sternly rebuked these rumors as 'so boring,' and said that some defamatory remarks have crossed her bottom line and will be fully handled by her lawyer.
Hong Kong superstar Jackie Chan and actress Elaine Ng had an extramarital affair and a daughter, 'Little Dragon Girl' Etta Ng. However, Jackie Chan has always kept Etta at arm's length. Regarding the online rumors that she was asked by Jackie Chan to take a paternity test, Elaine Ng, after a long silence, responded via livestream yesterday (15th), saying these rumors are truly boring and have crossed her bottom line. Hong Kong superstar Jackie Chan and actress Elaine Ng once had an extramarital affair.Etta Ng is now 27 years old, and the controversies between mother and daughter have never ceased. When asked about why she doesn’t do a paternity test, Elaine Ng said during the livestream: 'I feel that no matter what era, no matter who, when people separate—regardless of who it is—if the decision has been made to break up, if the woman chooses to have the child, what does it have to do with the man?' She emphasized that it’s all about mutual respect for each other's decisions.
Regarding comments that say she 'doesn’t know how many men she’s slept with,' Elaine Ng bluntly shot back: 'I think that’s too much, a bit over the line, past my bottom line. Usually, I can be quite indifferent, but some things really go too far!' Elaine Ng also posted, stressing that no one has ever asked her to take a paternity test, and furiously called out those spreading rumors: 'If you want clicks, that's your business. I will hand all these defamatory remarks over to my lawyer.'
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