Lawrence Wong's condo buyer requests for autograph

Heidi Hsia

Updated 8 December 2020 at 11:09 pm·1-min read

9 Dec – Being popular means that you would get interesting requests from people, as Lawrence Wong recently found out when selling his house in Singapore.

The actor, who gained popularity starring in the 2018 mainland period drama "The Story of Yanxi palace", recently revealed that the person who bought his apartment in the western part of the country had one special request – that is for Lawrence to sign several photos of himself for them.

"So cute, the buyer of my previous condo printed photos and got me to sign them," he posted, as he shared photos of the said pictures on Instagram Story.

Lawrence is currently back in Singapore and has been busy renovating his new home, posting on social media photos of the new skylight and rooms, saying that he is "beyond blessed".

(Photo Source: Lawrence Wong Instagram)

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