#SHOWBIZ: Liza Wang, 78, reveals she once had a miscarriage
HONG KONG: Screen legend Liza Wang recently spoke frankly about her decision not to have children on a radio show.
Hong Kong's iconic actress Liza Wang, 78, recently shared a deeply personal experience on a radio show. When asked if she regretted not having children, the renowned actress, affectionately called "Big Sister" by her peers, answered no. Wang revealed that she had previously suffered a miscarriage, which led her to abandon her desire for a family.
The actress acknowledged the immense pressure of raising children, stating that her energy was limited and she couldn't provide the quality time and loving upbringing her hypothetical children would deserve. Wang's emotional admission resonated with netizens, with one commenter saying, "Knowing that we have no patience is better than giving birth to a child and not knowing how to raise them."
Wang was previously married to businessman Lau Cheong Wah from 1971 to 1983, and she met opera singer Law Kar Ying in the late 1980s before marrying her in 2009. Earlier this month, Wang announced her retirement plans, citing her declining memory and inability to deliver her best performances.
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