Jacky Cheung laughs off rumours of financial issues
3 Mar - Jacky Cheung has finally addressed the ongoing rumours about his supposed financial difficulties by telling fans that he just enjoys performing for the sake of performing.
The singer, who was performing in Guangzhou as part of his "60+" tour on 28 February, told his fans on stage that he has heard rumours that he owed a lot of money to someone, and said, "Let me say it again. I really owed no one money. Truly!"
Jacky humorously said that many friends asked him why he has done more than 1,000 concerts and whether that he didn't have enough money.
"I want to clarify with everyone, I am the type who is stingy when it comes to financial management," he said, meaning that he will never make any large investments that could also lead to huge financial risks.
Jacky also added humorously that he is usually quite frugal.
"I saw on the Internet before that some people saw the clothes I was wearing and said, 'That clothes seems to be from 10 years ago.' Well, many of the clothes I wear now are from more than 20 years ago. This means that the clothes from more than 20 years ago were of very good quality and I have maintained a good figure," he said with a laugh.
As to why he kept holding many concerts, Jacky said that he does it for his own happiness and for his fans as well, as it made both him and them happy.
(Photo Source: Universal Music Greater China IG)
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