Mary Jean Reimer announces marriage

Heidi Hsia

27 May 2019 at 11:51 pm

28 May – Actress-turned-solicitor Mary Jean Reimer (Yung Jing Jing) recently announced that she has married boyfriend, Sean Eric Mclean Hotung.

As reported on Mingpao, the actress shared the good news on social media on her birthday, saying, "Today is my birthday, so I would like to use this opportunity to share this news with my friends. At the end of last year, I became a member of the Hotung family witnessed by six monks."

Mary revealed that her husband came from the first generation of Hong Kong Eurasian community, and that they previously held their wedding following the Buddhist customs. However, the couple will be holding another ceremony following the Christian faith at the St. John's Cathedral on 8 June.

"We will also hold a feast at the Deep Water Bay Country Club to share our joy with relatives and friends," she added.

Rumours of Mary's second marriage sparked last month after she shared several photos of her with Sean. The actress did not deny this, and only responded that she will talk about it on a later date.

Prior to Sean, the "Little Dragon Maiden" actress was married to martial artist and filmmaker Lau Kar Leung, who passed away in 2013.

(Photo Source: Mingpao)

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