Lesley Chiang announces marriage

Heidi Hsia

7 June 2022 at 2:40 am·1-min read

7 Jun – After having had to postpone her wedding for a couple of years, Lesley Chiang recently revealed that she is now married to partner Pakho.

The singer shared the good news last weekend with a couple of photos of her and Pakho standing on top of a cliff at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, with her wearing a pair of white trousers and a buttoned up shirt instead of a traditional wedding dress, holding a bouquet of plants in her hands.

"We got married," she posted.

Fans and friends took to the comments to congratulate her, including Angel Chiang, Paisley Hu, Mandy Wong, Grace Chan and Andy On, the latter who wrote, "Congrats, Lesley!"

In response to the media's questions, Lesley revealed that she and her husband held their wedding on top of the hill in Los Angeles while she was in the US for a shoot. She added that relatives and friends witnessed the wedding via video.

"I am so happy and grateful," she added.

It was back in February 2020 that Lesley announced that she is marrying her engineer boyfriend, but that the wedding had to be postponed due to COVID-19. Prior to Pakho, Lesley was in a long-term relationship with Fred Cheng.

(Photo Source: Lesley Chiang Instagram)

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