Ali Lee (李佳芯) was found to have moved out of the Sai Kung bungalow which she shared with boyfriend of six years, now TV host Danny Chan (陳炳銓). With their relationship visibly cooling, the pair is speculated to have broken up. Stuck it out through tough times Though she was not professionally trained, Ali is one of the most versatile actresses to grace TVB dramas in recent years and clinched Best Actress with her role in Who Wants A Baby? <BB來了>. Despite the growing disparity between herself and Danny, the pair persevered through the negative gossip for years. Ali had once shared that like Danny, she enjoys an uncomplicated lifestyle and loves nature, adding that it is not easy to find someone with the same mindset in the complex entertainment industry. In addition, her experience of having been cheated on by her ex-boyfriend shattered her confidence in relationships, thus she hopes that her other half could give her a strong sense of security. Two years ago, Ali’s thriving career came to a standstill when her expression of her pro-democracy political stance caused her to lose prominent roles in four TVB dramas. Ever present, Danny supported her throughout this low tide in her life, and the couple built their love nest together, moving into a Sai Kung bungalow with an exorbitant monthly rental of $40,000 Hong Kong dollars, which was said to have good feng shui and helpful in reversing her career fortune. Thereafter, Ali was cast as female lead of upcoming drama AI Rhapsody <智能愛(AI)人>. However, the actress was recently spotted having moved to a serviced apartment in Hung Hom and has not appeared at the Sai Kung bungalow in months, evoking rumors of a breakup. Danny: “We Are Okay” Asked about Ali moving away, Danny did not elaborate on details but explained that the the actress needed time to rest at her Hung Hom residence due to work. While Danny described their current relationship as “okay,” he could not give a straight reply when asked if he and Ali would be celebrating the upcoming festivities together, which seemed to hint at serious cracks in their relationship. Without responding to media queries, Ali revealed her feelings in a recent social post, which read: “Even the most imperfect situations have passed. I will continue to find myself silently by having courage, continued faith, and loving well. It doesn’t need to be perfect, but hope to live with no regrets, and continue to move forward.” Creds: Oriental Daily
She stands for pro-democracy which is good for people in China. However, Chinese governments want autocracy. I do support democracy too just sad she has to suffer by her own personal agenda.
