Ali Lee doesn't mind filming "Who Wants a Baby" sequel

Heidi Hsia

Updated 8 August 2018 at 11:11 pm

9 Aug – After the surprising success of her drama, "Who Wants a Baby?", Ali Lee stated that she has no qualms reprising the role in the future.

As reported on Epoch Times, the actress, who plays a career woman who faces a life change following an unexpected pregnancy in the drama, stated that she was initially worried that her character would be criticised by viewers for being a bad mother.

"But when the drama aired, the drama became a hot topic. Many thought that the dialogue in the drama was good enough to express the feelings of mothers everywhere," she said.

Ali said that she would absolutely support it if the producer is thinking about doing a sequel and maybe a whole franchise.

"I look forward to be a long-running drama like "A Kindred Spirit". I am fine with shooting over a thousand episodes," she joked.

(Photo Source: Ali Lee Instagram)

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