"Come Home Love" actress Phoebe Chow leaves TVB

Heidi Hsia

2 January 2020 at 4:21 am

2 Jan – TVB actress Phoebe Chow recently announced that she has parted ways with the broadcasting company.

The actress, known for her work in "Come Home Love - Lo and Behold" and "Handmaidens United", shared the news on Instagram on 1 January.

She wrote, "Because of contract issues, I am leaving the company where I had worked for seven years, and my heart is full of unwillingness. Although leaving or staying is not my personal decision, I am grateful for the cultivation and opportunities that the company has given me for seven years."

Phoebe also revealed that she will take a short break first before contemplating on her future in the business.

"If there are new directions, I will share the good news with you. I hope you will continue to support "Come Home Love" and I will look forward to seeing you all again in the future," she added.

Phoebe, who started as a model in 2011, joined TVB's training academy in 2012 before signing a contract in 2013.

(Photo source: Phoebe Chow Instagram)

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