Ming Dao confirms marriage and baby news

Heidi Hsia

11 June 2020 at 11:39 pm·1-min read

12 Jun – Taiwanese actor Ming Dao recently confirmed rumours that he is now a father.

As reported on Sohu News, the confirmation came following paparazzi videos showing the actor on an outing with his family, and carrying a baby in his arms.

According to his management company, Ming had tied the knot last year and welcomed a baby boy who is now two months old, but decided to keep the news private to respect his family's wishes.

Following the exposure, "The Prince Who Turns into a Frog" star shared a photo of his son on social media and wrote, "The boy all of you once cared for is now finally upgraded. Thank you everybody for your concern."

It was also revealed that Ming had actually married former KISS member Wang Ting-hsuan, who now operates her own cafe called "Dessert Matters".

(Photo Source: UDN)

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