Actress Jing Tian issues statement following lawsuit by businessman Justin Sun and surrogacy arrangement rumours
Her statement comes after Sun's lawyer said he filed a civil lawsuit against Jing and her parents over a property dispute.
Chinese actress Jing Tian, 38, addressed allegations of a surrogacy arrangement with businessman Justin Sun, 36, following a civil lawsuit filed by Sun's lawyer over a property dispute. Rumors of the surrogacy arrangement surfaced in May, claiming Sun had paid money upfront for Jing to have a child through surrogacy. However, neither party has confirmed the rumors.
In a statement on her Weibo page, Jing emphasized that she will never sell her love for money. Her studio also reaffirmed their stance against false information and intention to abide by legal procedures. Sun later posted on his personal X page a story titled "My Girlfriend, Jing Tian," detailing a fictionalized relationship, including alleged dates, a surrogacy arrangement, and marriage plans.
He later clarified the story was purely fictional. Jing Tian concluded her statement by reaffirming her belief in love, justice, and fairness, asserting that time will reveal the truth.
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