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#SHOWBIZ: Ex-TVB star Margaret Chung admitted to ICU, requests privacy during 'arduous period'

HONG KONG: Former TVB actress Margaret Chung was rushed to the intensive care unit (ICU) at the Chinese University of Hong Kong Medical Centre on Sept 11 following a sudden medical emergency.

#SHOWBIZ: Ex-TVB star Margaret Chung admitted to ICU, requests privacy during 'arduous period'

Hong Kong: In a sudden medical incident on September 11, former TVB actress Margaret Chung was admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) at the Chinese University of Hong Kong Medical Centre. Canadian-born 49-year-old Chung, who now resides in Hong Kong, left the entertainment world to pursue a career as a yoga instructor and raise a family. A close friend, singer-actress Toby Leung, and several others were seen anxiously waiting outside the ICU, prompting concern among fans.

Chung addressed her condition in an Instagram post, where she revealed she is navigating an arduous period and has been dedicating her energy to recovery. She did not disclose the specifics of her illness. Chung requested privacy and expressed gratitude for the well wishes, prayers, and encouragement she received from fans. She asked for understanding and compassion as she focused on her health and spent meaningful time with her family.

On September 12, Leung brought Chung takeaway food at the hospital, assuring fans that she was improving. Another friend, actress Sherming Yiu, pledged to stand by Chung's side during this challenging time. The trio, along with other former TVB stars such as Charmaine Sheh, Angela Tong, Janet Chow, and Annie Man, form a close-knit group that has bonded since the 2000s. Yiu urged the public to give Chung more space and support during her healing process.

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