Tavia Yeung and Him Law celebrate son's first birthday

Heidi Hsia

22 December 2022 at 1:05 am·1-min read

22 Dec – Celebrating their son's first birthday recently, celebrity couple Tavia Yeung and Him Law finally showed off their second child's face to the world.

On 19 December, the actress shared several photos of her family celebrating son Eden's birthday, which seemed to have a jungle boy theme.

She posted, "Happy birthday baby boy. Time seems to move too fast. It seems like it was yesterday that you were born. Your mum and dad's lives became colourful and no longer peaceful."

"Now that you are one, mum, dad and your big sister wish that you will always be healthy, lively and happy."

On the other hand, Him wrote, "Always be a good boy. Eat a lot so that you will be taller than your father in the future."

Tavia surprised many back in December last year by announcing that she has given birth to her second child. It was only after the birth of Eden that she finally shared photos from her pregnancy.

Tavia and Him tied the knot in 2016. Their daughter Hera was born in 2020.

(Photo Source: Tavia Yeung IG)

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