Rosamund Kwan: I want to focus on my fashion label

Heidi Hsia

Updated 10 April 2017 at 2:44 am

10 Apr - Although she previously shared that she was writing a script for herself, Rosamund Kwan recently stated that she has decided to stop.

As reported on Mingpao, the former actress, who appeared at the event for her label MOISELLE recently, shared that she will be focusing on her current work with her fashion label, adding that she has no impulse to return to the movie industry.

When asked if she isn't worried that her fans would be disappointed, Rosamund stated, "If I star in a movie and the movie is not good, they would be more disappointed."

Mentioned that friend Carina Lau often received a good role, Rosamund said that she is happy for her. However, she would prefer to do things that make her happy rather than force her way back to doing movies.

Also appearing at the event was Rosamund's former boyfriend, businessman William Ma and his girlfriend Winnie.

Rosamund, who greeted the couple and took a photo with them, shared that William has been very supportive of her fashion label, and that the three of them are now good friends.

When asked if she would one day become good friends with ex-husband Pierre Chen, she responded, "Sooner or later."

(Photo Source: Mingpao.com)

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