
Actor Chapman To celebrates 20 years of marriage to Kristal Tin with heartfelt post
HONG KONG: As reported by The Star , Hong Kong-born Taiwanese actor Chapman To and former TVB star Kristal Tin recently celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary in a small party with good friends. Photo: Instagram/Kristal Tin
Even fellow actor Anthony Wong made the journey all the way to Taiwan just to celebrate with the happy couple. Famous faces
On June 7, To, 53, gave everyone a peek into the past, sharing an old photo from his wedding to Tin, 47. The picture showed him surrounded by some pretty famous faces, including Andy Lau, Wong Jing, and Shawn Yue, who were all reportedly his groomsmen.
They dated for a good six years before To and Tin said 'I do' in June of 2005.
'It's been two decades, and while some of us are still here, others have gone their separate ways. I truly wish everyone finds their happiness. For me, that means truly living in the now – letting go of what's happened and not stressing about what's next,' said To in a Facebook post. Still in touch with Anthony Wong
To shared a photo on his Instagram story with Anthony Wong, mentioning that out of all his groomsmen, the 63-year-old is the only one he's still in touch with after all this time.
The actor concluded the festivities by sharing a brief video of Tin speaking about how he had changed her life.
Meanwhile, over on Instagram, Tin opened up about how her own understanding of what 'tolerance' means has really evolved through the years.
The actress from Brother's Keeper (2012) opened up, admitting she once had a pretty strong negative reaction to the whole idea of 'tolerating' things in a marriage. She actually thought, 'If we were so head-over-heels in love to start with, why on earth would we suddenly need to just 'put up with' things once we're married?' Embracing one's imperfections
Tin revealed that her perspective has now changed, and she now sees tolerance as gently embracing one's imperfections rather than putting up with them. See also Jonathan Scott flirts with Zooey Dechanel on Instagram
'Can you believe it's been 20 years? Happy anniversary! I'm so grateful for your guidance and hope you'll continue to show me the way,' posted Tin together with a photo of To and their dog.
Chapman To, whose real name is Edward Ng Cheuk-cheung and who was born on June 8, 1972, is an actor with roots in both Hong Kong and Taiwan. You might recognise him from his memorable roles in movies like Infernal Affairs and Initial D. Interestingly, he officially became a Taiwanese citizen in 2022.
Beyond acting, To is also the founder of a multimedia platform called Chapman To's Late Show . He began his career in TV soap operas before transitioning to the big screen in 2000. He was also a radio personality for Commercial Radio 2 (CR2), hosting a morning show, but he lost that job in 2006.
Hashtags

Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles


CNA
11 hours ago
- CNA
CNA938 Rewind - #TalkBack: Do we celebrate Father's Day less than Mother's Day?
CNA938 Rewind Father's Day is coming up this Sunday — but does it get the same love and attention as Mother's Day? Do dads often get the quieter version? Or is it just a matter of how different families do things? Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin discuss with Roshni Mahtani and Darius Cheung, power couple and founders of their own businesses. They have a 9-year-old daughter, named Shan.


CNA
18 hours ago
- CNA
K-pop group Super Junior returning to Singapore in January 2026 for one-night concert
K-pop legends Super Junior will be performing at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Jan 3, 2026 as part of their Super Show 10 world tour. This tour marks a major milestone in their music career as it celebrates the band's 20th anniversary. View this post on Instagram A post shared by (@hallyusg) As part of the anniversary celebrations, the group will be reuniting with a brand-new tour coinciding with the release of an upcoming album, set to drop on Jul 8. The tour will officially kick off this August with two nights at Seoul's KSPO Dome, before travelling around Asia to cities including Jakarta, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Taipei, Manila and Nagoya. The group will also perform in Mexico City, Monterey, Lima and Santiago. The band's first stop in 2026 will be Singapore, followed by Macau, Kuala Lumpur, Kaohsiung and Saitama. Fans can look forward to a mix of new tracks and signature classics, as the group will be performing songs from their latest album as well as their biggest hits from the past two decades.


CNA
20 hours ago
- CNA
Singer Kit Chan reflects on grieving journey in heartfelt Instagram post after losing her mother
Singaporean singer Kit Chan took to Instagram on Thursday (Jun 12) to open up about losing her mother a month ago to the day and how she's been coping with the grief. She shared that when friends ask her how she's doing, she replies with: "I say I cry every day, but I also laugh every day. I think this is a good answer, and a good way to live. "It would be how my mum would want me to live, just like she did. Always looking for that bright spot, catching the sparkle in the dull and mundane, and always choosing joy over sorrow." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kit Chan 陳潔儀 (@hellokitchan) The 52-year-old Home singer added that she is looking forward to being very busy in July and August. Chan is slated to perform the theme song, Here We Are, at the upcoming National Day Parade, alongside singer-songwriter Charlie Lim and vocal group The Island Voices. Chan also shared that her 2018 song, A Time For Everything, has been a source of comfort during this period of grief and her "mantra". 'It really sums up life for me," she wrote. "It is a privilege to live a full life, and that means accepting and embracing all of it – the joys and sorrows, the gains and losses, the pleasure and the pain, and of course, the processes of living and dying.' She concluded the post with a poignant reminder: 'Everyone leaves. We who stay, hold on to the good things, and be grateful for them.'