Wang Xiaofei's wife slams ex-girlfriend on social media?

23 Aug - Wang Xiaofei is finding his wife Mandy Ma and his former girlfriend Zhang Yingying to be in conflict with each other, after Mandy decided to speak up regarding the issue surrounding her husband's previous cheating allegations.

The whole issue first sparked after Wang's mother Zhang Lan decided to forward a live clip of a senior entertainment reporter Ge Siqi, and said that the supposed evidence of her son supposedly cheating on then-wife Barbie Hsu was provided by Zhang Yingying, who has been in contact with Barbie for a long time.

This has angered Yingying, whose relationship with Wang prior to his new marriage allegedly ended due to Zhang Lan's meddling. Yingying then went online to rant about Zhang Lan, and also made claims that Mandy and Wang have known each other for a long time.

Some netizens then screenshot the conversation and sent it to Mandy, asking if she was the person whom Wang cheated on Barbie with in the past, prompting Mandy to get into the whole brouhaha by responding, "Don't put your pain and dissatisfaction on a stranger. I met Wang Xiaofei through a friend in Taiwan in 2023. I didn't know him before. There is no use in spreading rumours. This is the fact!"

Mandy had since deleted the comments, but not before nosy netizens bringing it to Yingying's attention.

Yingying then posted, "I was completely shocked. I thought the other girl was very smart, or maybe I just overestimated her. That sentence put your man in a very bad position."

Yingying also said that she has always insisted on not hurting the woman because she knows that in every dispute, it is always the woman who cleans up the mess, while the man often stays out of it.

"The life of a pseudo-rich family is really not easy. It is right to save more money, otherwise you will need to spend a lot of them on lawsuits and medical treatment in the future," she added, not before casually referring to Wang as "the mentally ill eldest son."

(Photo Source: Wang Xiaofei Weibo, China Times, China Press, Sin Chew)