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Hong Kong actor Ouyang Zhenhua defends his marriage to Macau heiress Fu Jiexian Hong Kong, 9 November 2026 – In a recent interview on the YouTube channel “Quick Snap – Man Lens” hosted by veteran media personality Wang Manling, Hong Kong actor Ouyang Zhenhua (歐陽震華) spoke about his thirty‑year marriage to Fu Jiexian (傅潔嫻), the granddaughter of Macau gambling magnate Fu Laorong (傅老榕). The interview addressed long‑standing rumours that Ouyang has lived off his wife’s wealth and that he has been “soft‑meal” (a colloquial term implying financial dependence on a spouse). Ouyang, who was born Ouyang Yaoxuan (歐陽耀泉), said that he has never spent a single cent of his wife’s money. “I have never made her spend a penny,” he told Wang. “I cover all household expenses, mortgage payments, car purchases and other daily costs.” He added that he has never needed to ask for permission to go out or to drink with friends, countering reports that he is “subject to her control.” Fu Jiexian is the granddaughter of Fu Laorong, whose family fortune is estimated at several hundred million dollars. The couple’s marriage has attracted media attention, with some commentators suggesting that Ouyang’s career was boosted by his connection to the wealthy family. Ouyang denied that his success was due to his marriage. He recalled his early career, describing an eight‑year period of small roles in which he earned less than HK$10,000 a month. He said that a friend, Wu Zhenyu, encouraged him to change his name to Ouyang Zhenhua (歐陽震華) after a fortune‑teller advised that the new name would bring better luck. The name change coincided with his breakthrough role in the television series “Number One Royal Court” (壹號皇庭), after which he gained wider recognition. During the interview, Ouyang also discussed how his wife’s calm demeanor has helped him manage his temper. He recounted an incident in which he had become frustrated with a broken television remote. “I was pressing the buttons wildly and the remote’s battery fell out,” he said. “My wife calmly picked up the pieces and said, ‘The remote is broken; we can’t buy a new one right now. Let’s just change the channel for a few weeks.’ Her calm words diffused my anger.” He described the experience as a turning point that helped him temper his reactions. Ouyang also spoke about the freedom he enjoys in his marriage. “My wife never interferes with my personal life or time,” he said. “She only offers gentle advice, such as ‘Don’t stay out too late or drink too much.’ I respect that and often return home earlier.” He emphasized that the relationship is based on mutual respect rather than control. The interview was released at 10:00 HKT on 9 November 2026. It was part of a broader media conversation about the dynamics of high‑profile marriages in Hong Kong and Macau, and the role of wealth and family connections in the entertainment industry. Article source: Sing Tao Electronic Daily | Image credit: Sing Tao Electronic Daily
Hong Kong actor Ouyang Zhenhua defends his marriage to Macau heiress Fu Jiexian Hong Kong, 9 November 2026 – In a recent interview on the YouTube channel “Quick Snap – Man Lens” hosted by veteran media personality Wang Manling, Hong Kong actor Ouyang Zhenhua (歐陽震華) spoke about his thirty‑year marriage to Fu Jiexian (傅潔嫻), the granddaughter of Macau gambling magnate Fu Laorong (傅老榕). The interview addressed long‑standing rumours that Ouyang has lived off his wife’s wealth and that he has been “soft‑meal” (a colloquial term implying financial dependence on a spouse). Ouyang, who was born Ouyang Yaoxuan (歐陽耀泉), said that he has never spent a single cent of his wife’s money. “I have never made her spend a penny,” he told Wang. “I cover all household expenses, mortgage payments, car purchases and other daily costs.” He added that he has never needed to ask for permission to go out or to drink with friends, countering reports that he is “subject to her control.” Fu Jiexian is the granddaughter of Fu Laorong, whose family fortune is estimated at several hundred million dollars. The couple’s marriage has attracted media attention, with some commentators suggesting that Ouyang’s career was boosted by his connection to the wealthy family. Ouyang denied that his success was due to his marriage. He recalled his early career, describing an eight‑year period of small roles in which he earned less than HK$10,000 a month. He said that a friend, Wu Zhenyu, encouraged him to change his name to Ouyang Zhenhua (歐陽震華) after a fortune‑teller advised that the new name would bring better luck. The name change coincided with his breakthrough role in the television series “Number One Royal Court” (壹號皇庭), after which he gained wider recognition. During the interview, Ouyang also discussed how his wife’s calm demeanor has helped him manage his temper. He recounted an incident in which he had become frustrated with a broken television remote. “I was pressing the buttons wildly and the remote’s battery fell out,” he said. “My wife calmly picked up the pieces and said, ‘The remote is broken; we can’t buy a new one right now. Let’s just change the channel for a few weeks.’ Her calm words diffused my anger.” He described the experience as a turning point that helped him temper his reactions. Ouyang also spoke about the freedom he enjoys in his marriage. “My wife never interferes with my personal life or time,” he said. “She only offers gentle advice, such as ‘Don’t stay out too late or drink too much.’ I respect that and often return home earlier.” He emphasized that the relationship is based on mutual respect rather than control. The interview was released at 10:00 HKT on 9 November 2026. It was part of a broader media conversation about the dynamics of high‑profile marriages in Hong Kong and Macau, and the role of wealth and family connections in the entertainment industry.
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