Chan Ling-lei
Hong kong entertainer
Brianna Chan Ling-lei (Chinese: 陳伶俐) is a Hong Kong television artist and television presenter. She participated in the 1985 Miss Hong Kong Pageant and after not winning in the pageant joined TVB.
In 2018, Chan and her husband opened a Singaporean restaurant in Causeway Bay, introducing the local delicacy, claypot frog congee, to Hong Kong. The restaurant temporarily closed after opening on November 8, 2020.
Personal life
Yan married Andrew Lam Man Chung in 1998, and they had two sons. Their marriage ended in divorce in 2008. She married Lau Chung-ming in 2012, and they had a son.
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