Rosina Lam to take a break from acting

Heidi Hsia

Updated 8 November 2017 at 1:46 am

8 Nov – TVB actress Rosina Lam recently announced that she is taking a hiatus from filming dramas after wrapping up filming "Reversal of Legends".

As reported on On CC, the actress, who is married to businessman Jason Mok, shared that filming TVB dramas has taken a toll on her health, and that Jason suggested that she should take a break to recuperate and spend more time with her family.

"I don't know how long the break will last, but it's time for it," she said.

When asked if she is also planning to get pregnant as it has been two years since she married her husband, Rosina said that they have always wanted to have children, but that they never had time for such responsibility before.

"But I will soon be able to have more time to spend with my husband," she added.

"Reversal of Legends" is set to begin filming this month. The upcoming drama also co-stars Edwin Siu.

(Photo Source: Rosina Lam Instagram)

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