Yao Zhengjing has returned to the entertainment industry, signing with New World Entertainment and confirming her past relationship with Aaron Kwok. During a press event, Yao clarified her age, stating she is currently 57 years old, and corrected misconceptions regarding her being the same age as Kwok.
Yao’s comeback is managed by Lin Baoyu. The signing event saw attendance from several industry veterans, including Shao Yin-yin, Lu Haipeng, and Roland. The event was further marked by a gesture from the company’s owner, Sam, who presented Yao with a commemorative gold medal.
The return marks a shift for Yao. Her reappearance has drawn attention to her history with Aaron Kwok, whom she acknowledged as her first love. Yao focused her immediate responses on correcting the record about her current age.
Who is Yao Zhengjing and why is she returning now?
Yao Zhengjing is a former entertainer. Her decision to return is framed as a “strong comeback,” supported by New World Entertainment. According to reports, the agency has appointed Lin Baoyu as her manager to oversee her professional activities.
By aligning with a manager and a new agency, Yao is an active participant in the media landscape. The presence of established figures like Roland at her signing indicates a level of industry support.
What did Yao Zhengjing clarify about Aaron Kwok?
During the press conference, Yao addressed questions regarding her relationship with Aaron Kwok. She confirmed that Kwok was her first love. However, she became emotional when addressing the perception of their timeline.
Yao explicitly stated, “我依家係57歲” (I am now 57 years old), to dispel rumors that she and Kwok were the same age. This clarification was intended to set the record straight regarding their relative ages.
How will New World Entertainment manage her comeback?
The strategy for Yao’s return is centered on management under Lin Baoyu. The commemorative gold medal provided by Sam, the owner of New World Entertainment, serves as a symbolic gesture of the company’s investment.
According to Wen Wei Po, the support from peers like Shao Yin-yin and Lu Haipeng suggests a strategy of leveraging industry support. The focus remains on her professional capabilities and her ability to adapt to the entertainment environment.
For those following the developments of Hong Kong’s entertainment industry, the next checkpoint will be the announcement of Yao’s first official project or public appearance under New World Entertainment. Official updates regarding her schedule are expected to be released through her management team.
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