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Candy Law said that everything t Nelson Cheung's funeral would be simple |
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Ali Lee denies getting back together with her ex courtesy of on.cc |
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courtesy of singtao.com |
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Candy Law gets choked up during the interview and has to turn around and regain her composure before continuing. |
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Sharon Luk earlier did a final live stream with Nelson Cheung |
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Ali Wong says that she and her ex are still friends courtesy of mingpao.com |
Famous Hong Kong image director Nelson Cheung Hok Yun's
suicide rocked the entertainment scene. Nel Nel's good friend Candy
Law Lan at an event clarified on behalf of Nel Nel's family and that
the incident was caused by depression and not financial distress.
Ali Lee Kai Sum, Law Lam, Sharon Luk Sze Wan, Chan Kwan Yi
and Liz Kong Hei Man yesterday attended a beauty center flagship
store opening. After the ceremony, Law Lam got choked while talking
about Nel Nel. She had to duck away to recover from her emotions
before she was able to continue her interview.
Law Lam said that a hour before attending the event, she
received a call from Nel Nel's family. They asked her to clarify
that Nel Nel was not in financial trouble, but he had depression. They
hoped the related report videos could be removed. They did not want
the family and Nel Nel to be blamed. Law Lam recalled the company
dinner with Nel Nel in Shenzhen earlier (the 17th), he seemed to be
down but at the time she thought that he was just tired from just
finishing a 6 hour live stream. Thinking back, over the past few
days she already sensed that Nel Nel was very tired and much thinner.
Reportedly someone skipped out on paying Nel Nel. Law Lam said that
that might be a possibility but she was not certain. However it
definitely would not be at this company. Because she and Nel Nel were
at the same company, she knew that Nel Nel and the company's account
was in 6 figures. His family would donate the entire sum after the
company's commission to charity. As for funeral arrangement, Law Lam
revealed that Nel Nel's family has already arrived in Shenzhen and
would discuss whether to transport the remains to Hong Kong or to
have it cremated first.
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