Ming Dao threatens legal action against romance rumours

Heidi Hsia

Updated 25 August 2017 at 1:34 am

25 Aug - Following reports of Ming Dao's alleged new relationship, the actor's agency, MID Entertainment recently released a statement demanding the media to stop spreading false news about the actor.

According to YCWB, the statement came after tabloids published photos of the Taiwanese actor on an outing with a woman supposedly identified to be Kiss' former member, Wang Ting-xuan. It was also alleged that Wang may be pregnant, as she was observed touching her waist from time to time.

On 21 August, MID Entertainment published the statement on its official Weibo account, in which it stressed that there is no factual information in the previous reports about Ming's relationship.

The company stated that they decided to respond to the rumours as it has "not only seriously affected Mr. Ming Dao's work and personal life, but also a majority of his friends."

MID also demanded that the spread of the above-mentioned misrepresentation should be immediately removed, and for necessary parties to take appropriate measures to eliminate adverse effects.

Failing to do this, the company stated that they will not hesitate to take legal action.

(Photo Source: asiangrup.com)

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