Hong Kong comedian Stephen Chow faces RM37m suit from ex-girlfriend
Wednesday, 14 Oct 2020 02:03 PM MYTFunnyman Stephen Chow is not laughing now as he faces RM37 million suit from his ex-girlfriend. ― Picture via Instagram/stephenchow622
The suit is for failing to pay commission due to her from the sale of their luxury home and will be heard in court next month. According to the portal, Yu had acted as Chow's financial consultant and helped him to make profits through real estate investments when they were a couple and Chow would pay her salary every month.
Aside from the suit, Chow was also said to be under pressure from investors of his film production company.has been postponed indefinitely,” according to the portal.
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