According to the Hong Kong media reported Ronald Cheng and Charlene Choi (Ah Sa) admitted to their marriage and divorce March of last year, ending their 6 year relationship. At the press conference, Ronald was sniffling, in tears and appeared unwilling to separate. However, unexpectedly, he turned around and got together with 31 year old female iCable anchor (Sammie Yu). The relationship sparked in April last year, at first it was just a playing around, but after a year of dramatic development, the couple are already at the marriage stage. Recently, Sammie resigned from her position as iCable's female lead anchor and is wholeheartedly ready to be a bride in October! Since the "Ronald-Sammie" relationship broke out last April, there were constant rumors of them flirting with each other. Last month on Valentine's Day, Sammie uploaded a picture of roses on Weibo, expressing that she received flowers. That same night, Ronald uploaded a picture of roses too, and the packaging seems the same as the one Sammie shared.
In February, Sammie took a month off for Lunar New Year and had not returned to work since. Her name was also taken off of the iCable schedule, turns out that she secretly resigned from the job. Before her break, she expressed to other anchors that she is longing for a wedding. She smiled: "Maybe I married way before you did!" An insider reveals: "She was like that every time, last time she almost got married with her ex-boyfriend. Every time she sees someone she would say she's getting married soon and already sent in her resignation letter. Later just a step further before reaching her goal, Zoie (the other iCable lead anchor) stole it. Fortunately she didn't resign yet, just sadly continue to rely on herself. However, she's very smart, in such a short period, she found herself another target. This time, she really did resign, she should be able to get marry this time. I heard she's not having any pregnancy protections, her wedding is tentatively set for October."
Source: Tom.com
Translated by: aZnangel @ AsianEU
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