Gillian Chung Believes Nicholas Tse And Cecilia Cheung Will Not Separate

According to the Hong Kong media, the marriage of Nicholas Tse and Cecilia Cheung had started cracking six months ago. Reportedly, the reasons behind the couple’s separation were not only financial conflicts and different opinions about the way their two children should be brought up, but also various sources had claimed that the reason of the divorce was the presence of a third party. In particular, the press reported that Gillian Chung was the alleged third party.

Facing the accusations during a recent interview, Gillian Chung said she has nothing to do with the couple’s separation. She explained that Nicholas Tse is “senior” in her company, and the two do not discuss their matters together either.

Although Hong Kong media are expecting Nicholas Tse and Cecilia Cheung to meet up in order to discuss about separation terms,Gillian Chung revealed that she believes that they will not separate in the end. “One of the best couples of the Hong Kong entertainment industry will definetly not break up!” She also added “They will reunite in the near future, as they broke up before and then they decided to get married “. As it is well known, Nicholas Tse and Cecilia Cheung had dated in the past,and after breaking up they both had found new lovers. However in 2006, they reunited and shortly after in September, they get married in a secret ceremony in Philippines.

When asked about the rumors of the secret relationship between Nicholas Tse and the ​​21-year-old Mainland model Xia Xinyu, Gillian Chung expressed, “I think these are just speculations and her personal desires. Tse is a very good man and also responsible. “Reporters also asked Gillian to talk about her ex boyfriend Edison Chen, whom with she was involved in an “erotic photo scandal” in 2008. Asked if she is willing to completely forgive him she stated that she could not entirely forgive Edison and that she was not happy to see him, like Cecilia Cheung was (referring to the incident when Cecilia Cheung met Edison Chen during a flight and sat next to him, snapping a photo). After the scandal, Gillian Chung’s career had gone downhill and it took her over a year before she could return to work, even if returning was definetly “not easy.” 

This article was written by Miss China, a Contributing Writer at JayneStars.com.

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  1. For once this woman is speaking sense. But right now reconciliation looks like an impossibility.

  2. I hope they won’t divorce too, sad for their 2 sons. But as of now, seem like the drama still continues and not likely they will get back together like the old times.
    I’m against divorce especially since it involves children. But there are times when there no more hope left between the mom and dad, then divorce should be. Much better than stay together and let the kids grown up and watch the drama of the parents everyday.

  3. Later the next thing we know, Gillian also request to snap a photo with Edison on the plane -_-“

  4. Agree that Gillian’s words were mature just like her new short hair. 😀

    However, it seems quite unlikely that Nic and Ceci will reconcile at this point despite their claims for still loving each other. Maybe in the future? But will things ever be the same again after all the hurtful words that they’ve spoken and Nic’s silent treatment towards Ceci for almost a month?

    1. If someone closed to me treated me coldly for 1 day, I’d feel really angry and upset but NIC treated Cecilia coldly for 1 month?? I think that’s too much. Nic should be a man and just divorce with Cecilia if you don’t loves her anymore…why waste both time? yeah, children may not have a happy complete family but there are many children out there that have far worse lucks than Lucas and quintus. I’m sure either one of their parents will make up for them in the future….

    2. I read the latest news about Ceci and Nic’s recent meet-up with each other. Many reports are citing from an insider, possibly the maids, that both Ceci and Nic are acting like strangers towards each other. They don’t feel comfortable with each other, and Ceci only said 3 sentences to Nic during his 90-minutes visit. This is very sad.

      1. What do you expect?

        Ceci “Nic darling! *muah*Muah* How are you? You look positively glowing! What’s that? Divorce papers? No problem, I can differentiate between our spousal life and our parental life. Come come sit!

        Nic “Oh Cecilia darling, you’re the best wife I have ever had! Here sign the papers and oh, care to have a cup of ying yeong meanwhile?”

        Cecilia :”Oh Nic, you know me so well.. by the way I heard about that lovely model declaring her love for you! Do tell!”

        and chat chat chat chat

  5. At the end of the day I think its the poor kids I feel sorry for. I certainly wouldn’t have wanted to be one of them. Whats the point of having rich parents after they split up. Terrible really….

    1. Better they split up when the kids were young than a bit later. And better feuding parents to split than have them together but feuding. Frankly divorce is no big deal, as long as both parents learn to share their duties and their prospective spouses learn to accept their step children.

    2. I agree with you Pinapple. If I can choose between a rich parents but grown up watching their drama fighting everyday, and being yank around between the two when they divorce, I certainly do not want.
      I rather grown up in a poor or average family but have laughters and both parents with me, instead of being chase around by reporters all day, LOL!

  6. Nice that someone agrees with me here LeilaFan. I myself grew up in a very happy middle class family. Not rich but we were certainly not poor either and like most families we had the usual ups and downs, a bit of arguments now and then but also laughter as well. I feel very lucky indeed. I watched an English programme once many years ago and the person being interviewed said that most happy and contented families are the middle-classes. Maybe its because they are not rich enough to spoil their kids and the husband hasn’t got enough to “play around” so to speak but they have enough to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle.

    1. I grow up in poor family, but every night I sleep with my conscience and dignity. Luckily we in USA now, so life is not bad, I am like low-middle class, LOL!! But I’m content, seeing children in Africa and North Korea starve to deaths and eat dirty food on the street is so heart-breaking. Myself compared to them, I’m already lucky.
      I use QQ, do you have QQ? If so, add me 1683520496
      I like to make friends, especially when we have same viewpoints and since we both girls 🙂

      1. @LeilaFan, I also like to make friends with similar points of views.

        I am ashamed to say that I don’t know what QQ means. You would be welcome to send me emails if you like for a nice chat.

      2. QQ is 腾讯网(www.QQ.com)
        It is popular to the mainland Chinese, eventhough I am in USA now, I still use it.
        You don’t have QQ? You don’t use any chat networks in your spare time?

    2. Agree w/ you Pineapple about middle class families being the happiest. My family was quite poor when we were younger, my parents fought all the time about money and expenses… things only got better as we got older and the money situation was better. I’m not saying we were an up-happy family… but there were certain arguments that will always stay with me. It’s never good for children to have to worry about money along w/ parents. This is why I would not have children until I am financially stable, especially in our current economic situation! On a side note… according to my mom, there were many women who were quite flirty w/ my dad at the restaurant where he worked when he was young and probably would have gone further if he were willing. My dad who knows many men who work at Chinese restaurants have affairs, even though they are poor. I think that a man, poor or rich can have affairs. There are plenty of fish in the sea… especially girls that have just arrived from Asia and are even poorer than the poor in the US.

      However, if given the choice, I’d rather have grown up poor than spoiled rich. Me and my siblings know the value of a dollar, we are quite independent, we are very filial daughters, and we have good work ethic… I know lots of spoiled rich kids from china who come to the USA for school, all they know how to do is spend daddy’s money. They have no life or career goals. What’s worse is that the parents want them to spend money w/out care because it gives them face.

      1. @Judy, Oh definitely if I had to make a choice of being in a poor or rich family, I would choose to be poor. I would enjoy trying to better myself rather than just take, take, take. I have seen far too many Chinese dramas about spoilt rich kids, they have no understanding of money and always think of designer wear. Of course, there are still rich kids who are also very nice and intelligent. My cousin married into a rich family and her husband’s siblings are the most nicest people on earth although they have lots of money. So it doesn’t always mean that poor people are good and rich are evil. Sadly, its the majority of the wealthy one who gives the rest a bad name.

        I noticed you mentioned Chinese restaurants. Thats interesting as in UK, a lot of Chinese are either restaurant workers or in Chinese supermarkets. I am probably the only person who come on to this site thats from the UK. You’re right, there are lots of affairs going on amongst those people and also gambling. Some of them gamble away their homes and shops even. Within a few seconds, they could lose everything they’ve earned in years. A lot of them are from the New Territories. I think the Chinese in the US and in Canada are a very different breed of people. Not all of them work in restaurants. I am one of the very few who work in an English company.

      2. @Pineapple, yes, there seems to be many Chinese immigrants here who work in restaurants or grocery stores. It’s probably due to a lack of choice… as they don’t know much English and don’t have the economic means to pursue an education. My parents were well-educated in China, but when they moved here, they had to work manual labor jobs to support me and my siblings. I travel to Vancouver, Canada all the time as it’s just about 3 hrs from where I live. Seems like most of the immigrants in Richmond, Canada are rich folks.. mostly chinese businessmen who travel back and forth. Our friends who live in Richmond say that many of those men have mistresses in China… and their wives who still live in Richmond always look miserable.

  7. gillian was so nice girl, she try to protecting nic, and she was on the same plane.

  8. how annoying it must be that they ask her about edison everytime she sees reporters.

    1. The media had easy up on the Edison questions until Cecilia decided she wanted to snap photos with him on the plane. Now the media is not only throwing Edison questions at Gillian but Nicholas questions as while. Honestly I don’t know how she keeps calm answering the same questions everyday. We all knew she would have to face the Edison ordeal for years to come but Nicholas and Cecilia marriage crisis has nothing to do with her.

      Also, I remember a interview Gillian did back in November last year where she said she doesn’t mind being friends Edison but after the backlash Cecilia received for even looking at Edison I guess she changed her mind.

  9. hi, i used to b a silent lurker here (& there) & i saw some post here that got me wondering why some of you guys & ladies think that being in a rich family = to being spoil, miserable & etc & those from a single parent family cannot / don’t have a good upbringing or something? (not that i’m from a well-to-do / single family)

    isn’t the child upbringing depend on the care & positive teachings of his/her family & good role models?

    what make ppl think that having both parent & / living in middle income family = happy, harmonious life with rainbows & sunshine?

    just curious….

    1. I don’t think that all children from rich families are spoiled, I have just encountered many that are. Doesn’t mean that they are bad people… in fact, many are quite nice, just that for the most part, their values are different.

      I think that kids from the two extremes, rich or poor, have parents that work a lot and don’t have a lot of time to spend w/ them. Have you ever heard of the term latchkey kids? Many studies have shown that kids are better adjusted when they have family time… actually sitting down at a table together to eat dinner, etc, etc. Of course, these are just generalizations, I’m sure there are children from middle class families who are not well-adjusted… and mostly depends on how his or her parents are 🙂

  10. @ Holiday. Everyone here are entitled to their points of view. Of course there are still some rich people who are nice but unfortunately money does go to their heads and that makes them arrogant, conceited and spoilt. My own view is that being poor is difficult as a lot of the fathers sometimes beat their wives and that would leave a huge scar on the childrens lives. I am not saying that being in a middle class family is definitely the best – NOT ALWAYS. But what I am saying is that the majority of middle-classes in the UK tend to have less divorces, kids tend to be more sensible and not become arrogant.

    Sure, child upbringing really depends on the parents. But unfortunately a single parent family (in my view) does not do the child any good. He/she really need a father and a mother. Maybe I am old fashioned but I certainly do not agree with being a single mother. I am not saying that they are bad people of course. Its just those kind of people would not be my “cup of tea” as the Btitish say!!

    A middle class family tend to have both parents and also solid jobs (sometimes only one of them works)and that is why their lifestyles are secure – hence less arguments. If less arguments, they would be happier and it means they have more time for their children. I could go on and on until the “cows come home” but I had better stop now. Basically if people don’t have the same views as I do, thats fair enough. We are not all the same. The world would be a very boring place if we were all alike and think alike. Then there wouldn’t be any more comments left to write….

    1. Agree with you!! Don’t mind them Pineapple, they have their views, we have ours.
      I’m poor and I don’t mind, why? Because I have hands, I work to make my own money and feed my ownself. Nothing is shame of being poor, it just means you have to work harder and work more hours to pay bills.
      We are women in 21st century, independent is a must learn.
      My family are poor, but we don’t fight over money. We accept the fact that we poor, so instead waste time on fight all day, we use the time go to work to make money.
      It is not poor or rich, it is about the atitude, and accept your fate, and make the best out of it. Instead of sit around and complain I’m poor, I’m poor. Use that time to go work instead.
      By the way, I am from USA, nice to meet you Pineapple.

      1. @ LeilaFan. Nice to meet you also. You are lucky residing in the U.S. I shall be going there next year for a nice holiday. Sorry I have never used QQ or these chatline things. Never even thought of them. I go to work during the day, come home and do dinner and then watch my Chinese channels and then bed. I don’t get a lot of spare time to be honest apart from weekends. How do you get onto these chatline things; maybe you can show me?

    2. Do poor fathers in the UK beat their wives? Hmm… for the most part, the friends that I grew up w/ and our family friends who were also poor growing had loving fathers and mothers.

  11. I wouldn’t say that all poor fathers in the UK beat their wives. However, I have lived here ALMOST all my life and whenever I hear of crimes, i.e. murders, wife beatings, child abuse, thefts, it always (99.9 percent) happens in the very rough areas. You very, very rarely see it happening in the nicer areas. Please also bear in mind that UK is different to Hong Kong and the people and cultures are different. I don’t know much about the happenings in the US as I have never been there but I can say with confidence that is what its like in UK. You don’t reside in the UK I assume so maybe you are talking about the people you know living in the US or Hong Kong.

    BTW, I am talking about the majority of course and NOT the minority. Just like a lot of whites here dislike the black people and say that they are trouble makers. Unfortunately a lot of them are like that. However, one of my very good friend is black, come from the West Indies. So you cannot tarn everyone with the same brush. I was only talking of the majority, not every single one, if you see what I mean.

  12. I want Gillian’s prediction to be true.

    Gillian has matured. I hope she can find true love for herself.

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