Hawick Lau (劉愷威) and Yang Mi’s (杨幂) two-year marriage
has suffered from divorce rumors on numerous occasions. Despite the
couple’s frequent assurance that they are still happily in love, a
recent report once again highlighted the friction between them.
After their daughter was born two years ago, Hawick and Yang
Mi returned back to work shortly, leaving their daughter under the care
of Hawick’s father, veteran actor Lau Dan (劉丹). Other
than providing financial support, Hawick and Yang Mi rarely spent time
with her, missing out on many childhood milestones. The couple’s
prolonged separation and lack of family quality time has continued to
fuel rumors of marital strife.
As the media’s claims became more outlandish, the couple issued a
legal warning, hoping to thwart any further adverse reports. Lau Dan
also voiced his anger over the matter. “We’ve already issued a legal
warning letter. Don’t ask about it! They [Yang Mi and Hawick] have a
very good relationship! After issuing the legal letter, there will be an
apology. It is all such a meaningless mess! Some people really do want
to push buttons!”
Hawick and Yang Mi to Return to Hong Kong on Father’s Day.
Although Hawick hopes to reduce his workload in order to spend more
quality time with his family, he has continued to reside in Beijing for
the past several months. However, Hawick and Yang Mi will video chat
with their daughter, nicknamed “Little Sticky Rice”, every day. The
couple plans to return to Hong Kong to visit their daughter for Father’s
Day.
Lau Dan said he is eager to see what surprise Hawick has in stall for
him. Although Lau Dan has taken care of “Little Sticky Rice” for two
years, she is the happiest when she sees her parents. Lau Dan said, “She
was poked by my beard before, so whenever she kisses me, she will
quickly turn away.”
When Lau Dan dropped off “Little Sticky Rice” at nursery school
earlier, the Hong Kong paparazzi managed to take photos of her. Although
the family has been careful to preserve their privacy, Lau Dan felt
helpless after the photos were published. “It’s not as if she can’t see
the light. Since they followed us so diligently, we let them [take
photos].”