Priscilla Wong is not ready to return to work yet
The actress, who attended a mobile launch with her good buddy Tony Hung on 21 May, joked that she was bribed by the TV personality to attend the event with a mobile phone and a pile of cash.
"This is the longest time I have ever spent away from Siu Ha Ha," she said. "When I was leaving, he suddenly cried. I was video chatting with my husband [Edwin Siu] on the way, but when I arrived at the venue, my phone was out of battery. I feel so worried."
However, Priscilla assured that her husband has already coaxed the baby to stop crying and go to sleep.
When asked how she spent her first Mother's Day, the actress said that it was chaotic and she was at a postpartum care centre.
"Since the baby was born, I only get five or six hours of sleep a day. Edwin recently went to mainland China for work, and during that time, Siu Ha Ha had a fever. I couldn't sleep the whole night. I kept checking his temperature and changing his fever patches. Every day brings a new challenge," she explained.
Speaking about the baby, the actress revealed that the doctors found a tumour in her uterus during the c-section. She added that it was immediately treated and she is fine now.
"But the doctor said that I can only exercise after three months of giving birth. The advantage of having a belly is that it can support the baby while breastfeeding," she joked.
Priscilla said that her son is now two months old and weighs more than 5 kilograms. It is not known whether they will be holding a 100-day banquet.
(Photo Source: Priscilla IG, MP Weekly)
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