HK celeb Cecilia Cheung trapped in parking lot, staff arrives with chainsaw to help


Hong Kong actress Cecilia Cheung got trapped in a parking lot after a thunderstorm rendered the gantry unusable. Photo: Cecilia Cheung/Weibo

Hong Kong actress Cecilia Cheung has proven that nothing can come in the way of her work, not even a power outage.

Cheung was recently in Hangzhou, China, to sell goods on a live stream when a thunderstorm caused a blackout.

Instead of ending the session, the 43-year-old remained undeterred and continued to work with the support of her crew, who switched on their phone flashlights to help Cheung finish the last 15 minutes of her live stream.

However, the misfortune continued to unfold when Cheung got trapped in the parking lot due to the power outage which caused the automatic car park barrier, or gantry, to not open.

Reports from Hong Kong media revealed that Cheung and her team waited for 30 minutes until a staff member finally arrived with a chainsaw to saw the gantry off.

A witness to the incident noted that throughout the whole ordeal, the King Of Comedy (1999) star didn't show any attitude.

Instead, she remained patient and even commended the staff for their prompt response and professionalism.

Cheung is known for her strong work ethic.

In 2021, the actress accidentally misread the price of a product, causing viewers to pay less than the actual amount.

Rather than asking her audiences to pay for her blunder, Cheung honoured the quoted price and personally covered the remaining costs, which reportedly amounted to 50,000 yuan (RM32,908).

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
   

Next In Entertainment

Blackpink’s Lisa to roll out first solo full album 'Alter Ego' in Feb 2025
Elon Musk’s model mother sees celebrity takeoff in China
'Wicked' review: Musical adaptation defies gravity... eventually
Ros�, Bruno Mars perform viral hit 'APT.' live for the first time
'Abang Adik' wins Best Film at the 10th Asian World Film Festival held in Los Angeles
Action star Jackie Chan recalls earning his first HK$4mil pay cheque and buying 7 luxury watches in one go
HK actor Philip Keung tears up while discussing tough childhood; was once told to quit acting
Local hiphop superstar Yogi B and rising songstress Arulini to join music prodigy GV Prakash on stage in Bukit Jalil on Dec 7
'The Voice' winner recovers at home after being accidentally shot
Boy George regrets comments about Liam Payne days before death

Others Also Read