(Video) HK Star Aaron Kwok Confirms He's Going To Be A Father Again?
Hong Kong star Aaron Kwok (郭富城) and his wife Moka Fang (方媛) are currently parents to two lovely daughters, but could the couple be expecting a third child soon? After months of speculation, the singer dropped a major hint about a new addition to the family.
During an interview last Sunday (15th June 2025), Aaron spoke about the rumours of his wife Moka being pregnant again. Previously, there were speculations that the Chinese model was expecting after she was spotted with a slightly protruding belly and began wearing more loose-fitting dresses. The speculations grew after the 37-year-old said during a recent commercial shoot for a baby diaper brand, 'Perhaps my baby might use these in the future.'
While the couple has never addressed the rumours, Aaron indirectly admitted that the two are expecting again. The singer said, 'It's not that I don't want to talk about it, but I've been busy with work. Today, being Father's Day feels especially fitting. My colleague Lik Lik Shen recently announced he's becoming a dad too—I congratulated him. Now I'm becoming a dad again, and I'm very happy about it.'
The singer continued expressing joy over the news, saying, 'I've always said it's about timing and fate. I love my family and am very willing to accept this gift. I'm truly thankful to the heavens. I always think the more children there are in the family, the livelier and happier it is.' While Aaron didn't share any more details, he briefly touched on whether he hopes for a son, saying, 'I've said it before: it's all up to the heavens, and I'll accept whatever comes.'
Following the interview, fans took to social media to congratulate Aaron and Moka on their joyous news. Interestingly, the superstar performer wasn't the only Hong Kong star who shared baby news on Father's Day. That same day, actor Alex Fong (方力申) also announced his wife Maple Yip's pregnancy through his Instagram account. When told about Alex's good news, Aaron congratulated the star.
Congratulations to Aaron, Moka, Alex and Maple on the happy news! We hope for a smooth pregnancy for both expectant mothers.
Watch Aaron's interview below:
Sources: Dimsum Daily, China Press
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