HK star Sharon Luk, who once dated a M'sian tycoon, shares criteria for a lover
Hong Kong actress Sharon Luk was once romantically involved with a Malaysian tycoon.
According to Sin Chew Daily , Luk, 44, began dating the businessman in 2013, only to discover nine months later that he was already married.
The report also added that Luk was duped into becoming a guarantor for a loan taken out by his company, which left her saddled with a HK$3.4mil debt. Fortunately, she was able to repay the full amount within a year.
Since the breakup, Luk has remained single. While she has admitted to feeling lonely at times, the actress made it clear that she's in no rush to get into another relationship.
In a recent video, the former Miss Hong Kong runner-up discussed her criteria for a partner, stressing that physical appearance isn't a deal breaker.
'It doesn't matter if he has a big belly as long as he's healthy. No hair? I don't mind it. Shorter than me? Not a problem for me either,' she said.
Instead, Luk said she values cleanliness, tidiness, a good sense of humour and – most importantly – loyalty.
'A simple 'good morning' and telling me that you remember me each day makes me feel appreciated,' she added.
Luk then revealed that her father once described her as having a 'wild' personality and even said no one would want her because of it.
However, the actress doesn't see it that way, adding: 'It's not that no one wants me, but I'm not actively seeking (a relationship).'
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