On May 1, Sohu reported that Stephen Chow officially made a will. In addition to his family, several close colleagues in showbiz are also said to inherit part of the actor's million-dollar fortune, including Cecilia Cheung and his adopted daughter Xu Jiao.
However, some sources pointed out that the assets to be divided do not necessarily have to be cash, but rather company shares. "However, this action also shows the importance of Tu Kieu and Truong Ba Chi in the hearts of Chau stars," the source said.
Currently, the "king of comedy" has not commented on this matter.
Stephen Chow is said to have left his fortune to Cecilia Cheung (left) and adopted daughter Xu Jiao. Photo: Sohu.
Tu Kieu was born in 1997 and became famous throughout Asia for her role as Stephen Chow's son in the film The Legend of Fuyao (The Seven Deadly Sins). Stephen Chow loved Tu Kieu very much and called her his "adopted daughter". Later, he also brought Tu Kieu into the company to help her develop her career. She has participated in films such as Future Police, Mulan...
Tu Kieu's reputation is not as good as it used to be, but she is satisfied with taking on supporting roles in television projects. The actress is still cared for and supported by Stephen Chow.
But for Cecilia Cheung, who was also mentioned in the will, the relationship between the two is very confusing. A few years ago, QQ reported that Hong Kong media rumored that Stephen Chow would leave all his assets to Cecilia Cheung's third son - the "Star Girl" whom he had a lot of affection for and guided into the entertainment industry.
"There were many speculations about the identity of the father of Cecilia Cheung's third child, and even Stephen Chow was suspected. There were even rumors that the two were about to get married at that time," wrote Sohu.
However, Cecilia Cheung's office later denied the rumor of giving birth to the actor's child, and denied that her son inherited Stephen Chow's fortune.
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