According to St Headline, Cheung, 45, appeared at the Hong Kong High Court on 5/12, accompanied by four assistants and her lawyer. She has been sued by Yu Yuk Hing since 2020. In the lawsuit, Yu stated he spent over 40 million HKD (more than 135 billion VND) to sign a contract with Cheung, under which she was to star in six films requested by his company. In 2012, Yu Yuk Hing and Cheung signed another contract for two more films, with the production company paying Cheung an advance of nearly 2.8 million HKD (9.4 billion VND).

Cheung wore a mask and declined to answer questions upon arriving at court. *St Headline*

Yu accused Cheung of failing to fulfill the agreement, expressing disappointment in the actress and criticizing her for being "ungrateful and cutting ties after crossing the bridge" (a Vietnamese idiom meaning to abandon someone after they've served their purpose). Yu Yuk Hing demanded Cheung compensate him nearly 13 million HKD (44 billion VND).

In court, Cheung stated that in 2014, Yu created fake documents and unilaterally used her name as manager to sign contracts with other companies without her consultation. The actress also denied that Yu Yuk Hing had ever been her manager.

According to Cheung, during their collaboration, Yu Yuk Hing repeatedly threatened to "destroy her career" if she did not comply. In court, Cheung sometimes became emotional, her voice choked, as she recounted being young at the time and fearing "having to retire at 18" if Yu Yuk Hing intended to harm her.

The conflict between Cheung and Yu Yuk Hing has spanned many years. Yu once posted a song on social media attacking Cheung, with lyrics such as: "I know you are not innocent, everyone avoids you. I know you act well, with a dark past, yet I still believed your vows."

Cheung entered the entertainment industry in 1999 with the film *King of Comedy*, starring alongside Stephen Chow. She is also known for *The Lion Roars*, *Cat and Mouse*, and *Fly Me to Polaris*.

Cheung portrayed Zhao Min while filming a reality show in October, where her colleague Gigi Lai visited the set to cheer her on. *Video: Weibo*

The star was previously married to actor Nicholas Tse, with whom she has two sons. After their divorce in 2011, Cheung became a single mother. In 2018, she gave birth to a third son, keeping the father's identity private. According to Nextmedia, the boy carries his mother's surname, and Cheung left the 'Father' section blank on his birth certificate. After giving birth, Cheung primarily developed her career in mainland China, becoming popular for TV shows and commercials.

Nhu Anh (according to St Headline)