Mark Chao and Gao Yuanyuan welcome baby girl

Heidi Hsia

23 May 2019 at 2:48 am

23 May – Taiwanese actor Mark Chao recently revealed that wife Gao Yuanyuan has given birth to their first baby.

As reported on Epoch Times, the actor shared the good news on his official Weibo account on 21 May, writing, "A beautiful day to welcome a beautiful life. Mother and daughter are both healthy. Thank you, everybody."

Mark shared no further details or even a photo regarding the birth.

Mark tied the knot with the Chinese actress in 2014. Back in April, the actor finally confirmed rumours of Gao's pregnancy on social media, saying, "In the past, whenever people asked us, we always answer "Let's go with the flow". Now we can finally say, "Yes, thank you for your blessings"."

(Photo Source: ST Headline)

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