Pace Wu denies rumours of boyfriend committing money laundering

Heidi Hsia

9 December 2024 at 10:51 pm·1-min read

10 Dec - Pace Wu has recently denied rumours that billionaire boyfriend Ji Xiaobo is wanted by the FBI for money laundering.

On 6 December, the Taiwanese actress posted a statement issued through her lawyer stating that those reports were "purely false" and "fabricated out of thin air". She stressed that Ji Xiaobo was not wanted by the FBI.

Stressing that these reports not only seriously damage the reputation of Ji and herself, but also brought great trouble and harm to their families. Pace said that she has sent a written letter through her lawyer, requesting the relevant media and the platforms that reprinted the false report to remove it and to issue a statement to correct those false reports.

Meanwhile, her spokesperson stated that her relationship with Ji remains stable.

Pace and Ji are parents to four children together.

The couple also shared a rare Christmas photo

(Photo Source: Sin Chew)

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