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Constance Song, 45, expecting baby number 2
Congratulations to Constance Song! It was recently revealed that the local actress is six months pregnant with a baby girl who will be born next March.
The 45-year-old woman told Shin Min Daily News that she was initially reluctant to reveal the pregnancy to her three-and-a-half-year-old daughter Olethea, for fear of being jealous of the new family member.
However, just before the first trimester, Olethea asked Constance for a brother out of nowhere. The actress added that the girl often stroked her tummy now and said, “I love you very much.”
“Two is enough. I don’t want to try to have a child because I’m worried that I won’t be able to cope,” Constance said.
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Wong Cho Lam and Leanne Lin Post Family Photos of Their Newborn Daughter
Hong Kong actress Leanne Li gave birth to her second child, a daughter named Hayley. Her husband, Hong Kong actor and comedian Wong Cho Lam, recently posted family photos of the newborn and their eldest daughter Gabrielle on social media; they were taken on Gabrielle’s second birthday.
The couple revealed the pregnancy in June this year and reports say that Hayley was born in Shanghai. Leanne told Hong Kong media: “We were both delighted and amazed when we first saw Hayley, because she looked exactly like her sister. When I look at Hayley, it’s like seeing (Gabrielle) when she was born.”
Cho Lam also added, “I’m so thankful that she doesn’t look like me. That’s the most important thing. It’s okay to look like mom.”
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Veteran K-pop star BoA investigated for drug trafficking
Just three weeks after she released her new album and celebrated her 20th anniversary in the music industry, first-generation K-pop star BoA is under investigation by the Seoul Central District Prosecutor’s Office for smuggling drugs through an unauthorized route.
According to The Korea Herald, the 34-year-old woman allegedly had multiple psychotropic medications prescribed by an employee at her agency SM Entertainment’s Japan office. He then tried to bring him to South Korea under the name of another employee from the South Korean office.
The drugs reportedly entered the country by mail and were intended to help BoA sleep. His agency said in a statement that he had suffered side effects from the sleeping pills they originally prescribed. Her Japanese colleague later obtained some from Japan for her.
His agency added that the problem arose out of “ignorance of customs regulations for drugs”, and that it was not the intention of BoA or SM Entertainment to introduce the drugs illegally.
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