#SHOWBIZ: Aaron Kwok to be a father again at 59
Yesterday, 8Days reported that the 59-year-old singer and actor announced he was "going to be a daddy again" and described the news as "happy".
"I'm going to be a daddy again. This is happy news," Kwok was quoted as saying.
"I've always said, the more children at home, the livelier it is. And it happens to be Father's Day. I'm very thankful to God."
Kwok and Fang are parents to two daughters, Chantelle, seven, and Charlotte, five.
They have declined to reveal the gender of their unborn baby.
Speculation about Fang's pregnancy first emerged in May after she posted Mother's Day photos online, in which she was wearing a loose-fitting dress that appeared to show a baby bump.
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