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Hong Kong socialite Chen Ke‑Xin gives birth to son in Swiss hospital Hong Kong – 7 November 2026 A Hong Kong socialite, Chen Ke‑Xin, announced on her Instagram account that she has given birth to a son, Arlo, at the private clinic Clinique Générale‑Beaulieu in Switzerland. The post, which included several family photographs, also featured the caption “Almost home baby,” indicating that the family is returning to Hong Kong. Chen, who was born in 1985, is a graduate of the University of Cambridge and has worked as a financial analyst. She has been a prominent figure in Hong Kong’s high‑society circles, known for her fashion sense and frequent appearances at charity events. The clinic’s basic fee for a natural delivery is reported to be 18,300 Swiss francs (approximately HK$174,000), while a scheduled caesarean section costs about 21,300 Swiss francs (approximately HK$200,000). These figures cover the hospital’s room and basic services; additional charges for obstetricians, anesthetists and paediatricians are not included. Chen’s relationship history has attracted media attention. In 2012 she was publicly linked to He Yuheng, the eldest son of the late casino magnate He Hong‑shen. The couple attended a charity gala together, and He Hong‑shen reportedly praised Chen as “full marks.” The relationship ended in 2014. In 2020 Chen married Meng Yuying, a Harvard graduate described as a “piano prodigy.” The marriage lasted a little over a year before the couple divorced. In 2025 she married a foreign national and held a lavish outdoor wedding abroad. Chen’s Instagram post, which shows her holding her newborn son, has received widespread congratulations from friends and followers. The post also includes a photo of the family walking out of the clinic with a baby stroller and a luxury vehicle. No further details about the identity of Chen’s new husband or the father of Arlo have been disclosed. Article source: Sing Tao Electronic Daily | Image credit: Sing Tao Electronic Daily
Hong Kong socialite Chen Ke‑Xin gives birth to son in Swiss hospital Hong Kong – 7 November 2026 A Hong Kong socialite, Chen Ke‑Xin, announced on her Instagram account that she has given birth to a son, Arlo, at the private clinic Clinique Générale‑Beaulieu in Switzerland. The post, which included several family photographs, also featured the caption “Almost home baby,” indicating that the family is returning to Hong Kong. Chen, who was born in 1985, is a graduate of the University of Cambridge and has worked as a financial analyst. She has been a prominent figure in Hong Kong’s high‑society circles, known for her fashion sense and frequent appearances at charity events. The clinic’s basic fee for a natural delivery is reported to be 18,300 Swiss francs (approximately HK$174,000), while a scheduled caesarean section costs about 21,300 Swiss francs (approximately HK$200,000). These figures cover the hospital’s room and basic services; additional charges for obstetricians, anesthetists and paediatricians are not included. Chen’s relationship history has attracted media attention. In 2012 she was publicly linked to He Yuheng, the eldest son of the late casino magnate He Hong‑shen. The couple attended a charity gala together, and He Hong‑shen reportedly praised Chen as “full marks.” The relationship ended in 2014. In 2020 Chen married Meng Yuying, a Harvard graduate described as a “piano prodigy.” The marriage lasted a little over a year before the couple divorced. In 2025 she married a foreign national and held a lavish outdoor wedding abroad. Chen’s Instagram post, which shows her holding her newborn son, has received widespread congratulations from friends and followers. The post also includes a photo of the family walking out of the clinic with a baby stroller and a luxury vehicle. No further details about the identity of Chen’s new husband or the father of Arlo have been disclosed.
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