Roy Chiu never expected this — just three days after their wedding, Tiffany Hsu was targeted and smeared online over a single photo

The wedding held at Mandarin Oriental Taipei on November 28 turned out to be one of the biggest highlights of the entire year for Taiwanese entertainment fans. When the curtain opened and Tiffany Hsu appeared in her Nicole & Felicia gown, even the usually composed Roy Chiu couldn’t hold back a laugh. He later joked that the moment felt straight out of an idol drama — “All it needed was someone shouting ‘Action!’”

But even more dramatic than the gown was Roy’s reaction: the man spent the entire wedding blushing. Tiffany kissed him three times on her tiptoes, and the first surprise kiss at their entrance startled him so much that he grabbed her waist like he was afraid she would disappear.

The wedding—which had been postponed for four years—was packed with sweet details:
• 30,000 flowers forming a “starry floral sky,” inspired by the view outside the hospital window on the day their son Ian was born.
• Wedding invites stamped with three-month-old Ian’s tiny footprint.
• Rings engraved with “Ann & Roy.”
• Roy spent a year coordinating schedules and secretly added Tiffany’s favorite truffle dishes to the menu.

Half of Taiwan’s entertainment circle showed up. Wallace Huo and Ruby Lin publicly kissed, shutting down divorce rumors; Leelee Lee posed cheek-to-cheek with the bride; yet the true spotlight was baby Ian in his tiny tux. Fans joked that his long legs guaranteed he’d grow to 180 cm.

But just three days later, on December 1, the narrative flipped.
Actor Sun Wei-ting posted a photo with Tiffany Hsu — and instantly ignited controversy.

In the picture, Tiffany leaned against his chest, his arm wrapped around her shoulders, their heads close together as they smiled. The pose was intimate enough to send the internet into chaos.

Critics blasted:
“Just married and already forgetting she’s a wife?”
“This crosses boundaries — how would Roy feel?”
Some even accused Sun Wei-ting of deliberately stirring trouble.

Defenders countered:
“They’ve been friends and colleagues for years.”
“If Roy himself isn’t upset, why are strangers offended?”

Others pointed out the double standard:
“If this were a male celebrity posing with a female friend, people would call it ‘promo,’ not question his morals.”

Interestingly, both Tiffany and Sun Wei-ting remained silent — no deletions, no explanations — which only fueled speculation. People dug up their past interactions; nothing incriminating, but enough to keep gossip alive. “Even if it’s friendship, public figures should mind boundaries,” some said.

But anyone who knows Tiffany and Roy’s relationship would find the uproar unnecessary.

The two met in 2011 but didn’t develop feelings until filming Man in Love in 2021.
In her vows, Tiffany revealed she fell for Roy not through grand gestures, but when he quietly ran upstairs and downstairs preparing a hot bath for her.

After their civil marriage, Roy turned down three acting offers and spent six months as a full-time dad. He made formula milk like a pro, and Tiffany teased that the way he burped their baby at night looked like he was studying a script.

The wedding should have happened four years earlier but was postponed three times due to the pandemic, work, and pregnancy. Roy’s vow — “I moved houses many times growing up. It wasn’t until I met you that I understood what ‘home’ meant” — touched many hearts.

What Tiffany appreciates most is simple: Roy treats her family as his own. That steadiness means more than any romantic gesture.

As the photo controversy continues, fans look back at their wedding moments — Roy grinning while holding Ian, Tiffany gently wiping lipstick marks off his lips — and say:

“If the couple themselves aren’t bothered, why should we be?”
They’ve already proved they know exactly what they’re doing.