Stephen Wong ties the knot with photographer girlfriend

Heidi Hsia

22 August 2022 at 12:23 am·1-min read

22 Aug – TVB actor Stephen Wong is now officially married to Hong Kong photographer Samantha Kong.

As reported on Mingpao, the couple recently held their wedding banquet on 19 August at The Ritz Carlton, with the actor declaring his love for Samantha by saying that she changed him a lot.

"I used to be dumb, but now I am a lot more open and my horizons are broadened, so my relationships are better," he said.

Stephen stated that he is currently busy filming his new drama, "Deity, Take Your Seat", and only has three days of marriage leave.

"We will not be going on our honeymoon until filming is completed," he added.

As for their baby plans, Stephen said that he will respect his wife's wishes, to which Samantha light-heartedly said that her grandmother wanted six.

On the other hand, all eyes were on the actor's celebrity groomsmen, which also include Kenneth Ma and Natalie Tong, the latter clad in suit like all the others.

Stephen has a slew of artistes as his groomsmen, with Natalie Tong playing the role of a groomswoman

(Photo Source: Francis Cheng Instagram)

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