Since leaving TVB in 2005, Michelle Ye (葉璇) has turned her attention to mainland China, participating in high-profile films and drama projects that allowed her abundant savings. In 2011, she took a chance at entrepreneurship and established a production company that has thus far produced three drama series. With various income streams and luxury residences in Hong Kong and China, Michelle is surely one of the wealthiest celebrities today. Despite this, the 33-year-old actress still carefully manages her spending and handles all matters personally.
Romantic Rumors
Although she rarely speaks about her romantic life, gossip is never at a standstill. With her new mainland drama, The Ninth Widow <第九个寡妇> airing on Zhejiang Satellite TV, Michelle was rumored to be kissing and dating costar Li Dongxue (李東學) on the filming set. After both denied the news as being fabricated, Michelle was reported to be dating Wallace Huo (霍建华).
A photo of Michelle and Wallace in a tight embrace surfaced recently, and the pair allegedly have been dating secretly for one month. Michelle and Wallace collaborated in 2005′s World’s Finest < 天下第一> and had romantic sparks, which were re-ignited when they ran into each other in Hengdian recently. Producing his first drama, Perfect Couple <金玉良缘>, Wallace had many questions for the more experienced Michelle.
Adding to complexity of the relationship, Wallace supposedly broke off with Ruby Lin (林心如) because of Ruby’s more successful career. Wallace’s representative brushed off Wallace’s rumors with Ruby, which circulated since last year.
Michelle Injured on Set
With romantic rumors flying, Michelle’s work schedule is even busier.
Earlier in June, Michelle made a brief trip to Hong Kong to attend a
press conference announcing the upcoming film Overheard 3 <竊聽風雲3>. Michelle will reprise her role as Tsui Foon in the crime thriller’s latest installment, which also stars Louis Koo (古天樂), Lau Ching Wan (劉青雲), and Daniel Wu (吳彥祖).
Returning back to mainland China, Michelle Ye (葉璇) has been handling her own action stunts and bruised her arm heavily. The new
mainland drama required Michelle to do many action stunts, including
jumping down several feet below. Showing the painful bruise, Michelle posted on Weibo, “A minute on the stage, the pain lasts a long time offstage.”
This is not Michelle’s first injury from filming. Back in 2005 when
she was still filming for TVB, she injured her eyes while filming The Herbalist’s Manual <本
草藥王>, causing her eyes to tear in blood. She had to undergo surgery
to unclog her eyes. In the same year, she injured her nose bridge while
working in another film for director Wong Jing (王晶).
She had to be rushed to for medical attention the day after when she
started having nose bleeds. It was later confirmed that the cartilage of
her nose was damaged.
Source : netease.com, oriental daily
0 comments:
Post a Comment