Natalie Tong denies using Tony Hung to promote drama

Heidi Hsia

Updated 26 April 2018 at 4:17 am

26 Apr – A netizen's comment about rumours of her relationship with Tony Hung seemed to have struck a nerve with Natalie Tong, who recently took to social media to address the criticism.

As reported on Mingpao, recently a netizen dropped a comment on her Instagram, asking Natalie to stop dominating the news with her reconciliation rumours and claiming that she was using Tony Hung for the sake of promoting her new drama, "Stealing Seconds".

Natalie then responded that she wasn't the one who created stories for the news, and that she was only responding to questions that the media asked of her.

However, the netizen then continued to quote Natalie's response on previous reports, and said that the actress is not as innocent as she portrayed herself to be.

To that, she responded, "Cherish those who believe in you, encourage you, and see your value because they make you believe in yourself more. At the same time, you must also understand and accommodate those who deny you and criticise you because they will make you stronger."

On the other hand, fans of the actress had also came to her defense and blasted the netizen for picking a fight with Natalie.

One follower commented, "Are you that free? Why not find something else to do instead of spending your time to attack someone else."

"This is a classic example of an uneducated person," said another.

(Photo Source: Natalie Tong Instagram)

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