HK Celeb Couple Kenneth Ma & Roxanne Tong To Make Special Appearance In KL This Month
Great news for fans of TVB stars Kenneth Ma (马国明) and Roxanne Tong (汤洛雯)! The celebrity couple recently announced they're coming to Malaysia later this month for a special appearance for Eucerin!
Eucerin Malaysia recently shared details for the meet and greet event featuring Kenneth and Roxanne. The event is part of Eucerin's pop-up promoting its Spotless Brightening Booster Serum and the Eucerin Epicelline Serum. The pair will greet fans at the Blue Atrium in Sunway Pyramid on 28th June 2025 (Saturday). The event is open to the public.
In an earlier interview, Roxanne and Kenneth expressed excitement for this upcoming event because it marks their first brand event as a couple since tying the knot in 2023. Roxanne also said she's looking forward to meeting everyone in Malaysia, evoking joyous comments from the local fans.
Additionally, Malaysian stars Siti Saleha and Kamal Adli will also hold a meet and greet for the Eucerin pop-up the day before, on 27th June 2025 (Friday). The two talents recently made waves with their hit drama, 'Dia Imanku', so their appearance at the event will be a treat for fans of the show. If you're interested in meeting all four celebs, here are all the details:
Kenneth Ma & Roxanne Tong Meet & Greet With Eucerin
Date: 28th June 2025 (Saturday)
Time: 1pm
Venue: Blue Atrium (LG2), Sunway Pyramid Mall
Siti Saleha & Kamal Adli Meet & Greet With Eucerin
Date: 27th June 2025 (Friday)
Time: 3pm
Venue: Blue Atrium (LG2), Sunway Pyramid
For more information on the celebrity appearances and the pop-up, you can contact Eucerin Malaysia's official social media pages. Are you excited to meet Kenneth, Roxanne, Siti Saleha and Kamal Adli?
Sources: Instagram (1)(2)
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