2026年9月10日

Chow Yun-fat’s wife Jasmine Tan appears noticeably thinner; hollowed cheeks seen in her 66th birthday photos

(Hong Kong, Jan 2) Chow Yun-fat, 70, and his wife Jasmine Tan have been married for nearly four deca...

(Hong Kong, Jan 2) Chow Yun-fat, 70, and his wife Jasmine Tan have been married for nearly four decades and are widely known for their low-key lifestyle. Marking Tan’s 66th birthday, the couple reportedly skipped any lavish celebration and instead had a simple meal at a restaurant in Kowloon City. Photos from the outing later circulated online, drawing attention to their latest 모습.

In the pictures, Tan wears a black beanie and black-rimmed glasses, paired with a bold red lipstick that gives her a stylish look, and she appears in good spirits. Some fans, however, commented that she looks slimmer than before, noting more defined facial contours and slender fingers, and expressed concern in the comments.

Chow, standing beside her in an all-black outfit, appears energetic with his striking silver hair and signature bright smile. With his beard shaved, some viewers remarked that he looks notably youthful for his age.

The report also notes that Tan has long played a supportive role beyond being Chow’s spouse, and is said to serve as his manager, helping oversee his career arrangements. She has also been described as having a strong sense for investments.

While the couple have maintained a steady relationship over the years, they have also spoken publicly about personal loss. Chow previously shared in interviews that they once lost a baby daughter close to birth. He said he coped by staying active—such as exercising and hiking—while focusing on supporting his wife through the difficult period. The experience reportedly influenced their decision not to have children, with the couple expressing that they are content with the life they have together.

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Stunning Upset! Botafogo Beats PSG 1-0 for Second Straight Win, Tops Club World Cup Group

In a surprising twist in Group B of the Club World Cup, Brazilian side Botafogo edged out reigning Champions League winner Paris Saint-Germain with a 1-0 victory. Despite dominating possession and creating multiple chances, PSG failed to convert and suffered their first loss of the tournament. Botafogo, now with 6 points from two wins, leads the group but has yet to secure a knockout stage spot.

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