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The Star
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Star
Former TVB star Grace Wong shares rare family photos with husband and daughter
Hong Kong actress Grace Wong shares a daughter with her non-celebrity husband Daniel Chang, whom she married in 2017. Photo: Grace Wong/Instagram Hong Kong actress Grace Wong made headlines on May 29 when she announced on social media the birth of her first child, Audrey, via natural delivery. On Monday (July 14), Wong, 39, delighted fans by sharing on Instagram a series of rare family photos with her non-celebrity husband Daniel Chang and their newborn daughter. Among the tender moments captured included a photo of the couple gently kissing Audrey on the forehead and another showing the former TVB actress lovingly cradling her daughter. In her post, Wong described Audrey as their greatest blessing and inheritance, writing: 'You haven't done anything but Mommy and Daddy already love you so so much! 'This is how our Father in Heaven loves us, before we have done a single thing. Thank you Abba! May we continue to be 'human beings' and not only focus on being 'human doing'.' View this post on Instagram A post shared by G. Racie 王 君 馨 (@gwgurlie86) Netizens have since flooded the comments section with admiration for the family of three, with many especially charmed by Audrey's amusing facial expressions in the photos. 'This family is so full of love,' one fan commented. 'Audrey has so many different facial expressions. She will definitely be a star in the future,' another added. Wong, who was the first runner-up of the Miss Hong Kong beauty pageant in 2007, is best known for her performance as Fa Ma in the 2016 TVB drama A Fist Within Four Walls . She announced her engagement to Chang in 2016 after 11 years of dating and tied the knot that following year, with wedding celebrations held in both the United States and Hong Kong.
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Grace Wong shares first family portraits since baby's birth
16 Jul - Two months after giving birth to her first daughter Audrey, Grace Wong finally shared their first official portraits together as a family. The photos, shared on social media on 14 July, has Grace and husband Daniel facing each other while holding to their little girl dressed in a baby blue frock. "It feels amazing to take a family portrait with my daughter for the first time," she wrote. "I love looking into your eyes and kissing your face. You don't need to do anything; mummy just loves you so much." She added in English, "You are one of our greatest blessing and inheritance, Audrey! You haven't done anything but Mummy and Daddy already love you so so much! This is how our Father in Heaven loves us, before we have done a single thing. Thank you, Abba! May we continue to be human beings and not only focus on being human doing." Grace announced the birth of baby Audrey Chang in May this year, after nine years of marriage with husband Daniel. Coincidentally, both she and her husband were also born in May. (Photo Source: Grace IG)
RTHK
14-07-2025
- RTHK
Scams targeting mainland students on the rise again
Scams targeting mainland students on the rise again Chief Inspector Grace Wong (second from left) said mainland students must remain vigilat against scammers, even as the amount of losses were down 46 percent year on year. Photo: RTHK A letter signed by Police Commissioner Joe Chow will be distributed to mainland students, offering them anti-scam tips. Photo: RTHK Police in Hong Kong are urging mainland students to remain vigilant against scams, ahead of an upcoming peak for fraud activity targeting their money. Most scams ensnaring mainland students in the SAR occur in the first or second week of the school year in September, the force added. According to police data, there were 2,574 reports of phone scams in the first five months of this year, a nearly 20 percent jump from the same period last year. But total financial losses fell sharply to approximately HK$430 million, down nearly 60 percent from HK$1.25 billion a year ago. Among the victims, 49 were mainland university students who incurred losses of HK$44 million. That's compared to 89 students being duped out of HK$81 million between January and May of last year. Chief Inspector Grace Wong from the Commercial Crime Bureau's Anti-Deception Coordination Centre said that police promotional efforts have paid off, but it was crucial to maintain awareness. She revealed one mainland student reported losses of over HK$10 million, after falling prey to phone scams over a three-month period. The victim only alerted police on July 10. Aside from phone scams, many students were also subject to other deception tactics, the inspector added. "Online shopping scams should cause some concern because the amount it caused might be small, tiny, but it's going to be a large sum of number because it's a regular habit that students or even most of the general public are doing online shopping," Wong said. Another type of online scam targeted jobseekers. "They're asking you to click, subscribe, like… or even put some products in your basket in some online shopping platforms, so you're going to gain some money from that, but it's actually a fake one because after that, they're gonna ask you to pay more into your account or to other people's account in order to gain some credits," she explained. A welcome letter signed by the police commissioner with anti-fraud tips will be distributed to tertiary students and parents when the new school year begins, after the measure was proven to be effective in a limited trial last year. Additionally, a video produced in collaboration with the SAR's Immigration Department and the National Anti-Fraud Centre is being shared on social media, and will be shown at arrival and departure halls on the mainland in the coming weeks. It entails common scams, such as the impersonation of officials, housing rentals and intermediaries.
The Star
03-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Star
HK actress Grace Wong's daughter born in same month as her and husband
Hong Kong actress Grace Wong with her husband Daniel Chang and their daughter Audrey Chang. Photo: Grace Wong/Instagram From now on, Hong Kong actress Grace Wong will be holding three birthday celebrations in the month of May. Wong, who turned 39 on May 5, announced on social media on May 29 the birth of her first child via natural delivery. Her non-celebrity husband Daniel Chang, also 39, was born on May 15. Wong wrote in Chinese: 'I always thought I would be the kind of career woman who picked a date for a caesarean section and gave her baby formula milk. 'But as I formed a relationship with my baby during the nine months of pregnancy, she seemed to tell me that I could do it. I did more research and wanted to give her the best within my capabilities.' She thanked her doctor for giving her the confidence to change her choice of delivery method in the last four months of her pregnancy. 'It really worked out in the end as our baby girl was born naturally,' Wong wrote, revealing that her daughter's name is Audrey Chang. 'She is very special as she arrived past 12am, so her birthday is next to her dad's birthday,' she added. 'I wonder if she will be a daddy's girl in the future.' She thanked her husband for accompanying her throughout the journey and for being her biggest cheerleader, adding: 'You're gonna be the best daddy.' She also thanked the medical team at Hong Kong's Union Hospital. 'We felt very loved and supported during our stay,' she wrote in English. 'Thanks for celebrating Danny's birthday and Mother's Day with me as well.' Using hashtags such as #MayBabies, she added: 'Off to a new season with our little one. We love you so much and can't wait to see you grow up.' The first runner-up of the Miss Hong Kong pageant in 2007, Wong is best known for starring in the TVB martial arts drama A Fist Within Four Walls (2016). Her role as Fa Man was named Most Popular Female Character at the TVB Anniversary Awards in 2016. In 2016, she announced her engagement to Chang, whom she had dated for 11 years. In 2017, they held two wedding ceremonies in the United States and Hong Kong. Wong announced in December 2021 that she was leaving TVB after 14 years with the Hong Kong broadcaster. She took part in Chinese dance survival show Great Dance Crew in 2022 and is also a singer now. – The Straits Times/Asia News Network
New Paper
31-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New Paper
May babies: Actress Grace Wong's daughter born in same month as her and husband
From now on, Hong Kong actress Grace Wong will be holding three birthday celebrations in the month of May. Wong, who turned 39 on May 5, announced on social media on May 29 the birth of her first child via natural delivery. Her non-celebrity husband Daniel Chang, also 39, was born on May 15. Wong wrote in Chinese: "I always thought I would be the kind of career woman who picked a date for a caesarean section and gave her baby formula milk. "But as I formed a relationship with my baby during the nine months of pregnancy, she seemed to tell me that I could do it. I did more research and wanted to give her the best within my capabilities." She thanked her doctor for giving her the confidence to change her choice of delivery method in the last four months of her pregnancy. "It really worked out in the end as our baby girl was born naturally," Wong wrote, revealing that her daughter's name is Audrey Chang. "She is very special as she arrived past 12am, so her birthday is next to her dad's birthday," she added. "I wonder if she will be a daddy's girl in the future." She thanked her husband for accompanying her throughout the journey and for being her biggest cheerleader, adding: "You're gonna be the best daddy." She also thanked the medical team at Hong Kong's Union Hospital. "We felt very loved and supported during our stay," she wrote in English. "Thanks for celebrating Danny's birthday and Mother's Day with me as well." Using hashtags such as #MayBabies, she added: "Off to a new season with our little one. We love you so much and can't wait to see you grow up." The first runner-up of the Miss Hong Kong pageant in 2007, Wong is best known for starring in the TVB martial arts drama A Fist Within Four Walls (2016). Her role as Fa Man was named Most Popular Female Character at the TVB Anniversary Awards in 2016. In 2016, she announced her engagement to Mr Chang, whom she had dated for 11 years. In 2017, they held two wedding ceremonies in the United States and Hong Kong. Wong announced in December 2021 that she was leaving TVB after 14 years with the Hong Kong broadcaster. She took part in Chinese dance survival show Great Dance Crew in 2022 and is also a singer now.
