On 29/8, Justin Sun posted on his personal page, explaining that the article "Jing Tian, my girlfriend" was his final statement to close his relationship with Jing Tian. He likened the breakup to moving house, where the cleaning and turning off lights caused disturbances to Jing Tian. Justin Sun stated he had no intention of alarming Jing Tian, expressing his wish for her peace and well-being.

"I hope that in the coming days, she will no longer be associated with these words," the billionaire wrote. "There are no judges in matters of love; two people come together and then part ways. What has happened has no answer, nor does it need one."

Regarding the lawsuit to reclaim the 30 million Chinese yuan (4,5 million USD) dowry, Justin Sun stated it is a normal civil property dispute, currently being handled by authorities. The entrepreneur mentioned he respects the legal process and the rights of the defendant, accepting whatever the outcome may be.

Chinese actress Jing Tian, 38. Photo: Weibo

On 29/8, Chinese-born billionaire Zhao Changpeng, former CEO of Binance, commented on the situation: "In the market, some aggressive marketing methods are acceptable. However, exploiting and turning them into attacks on others, even harming their career development, is unnecessary. It is better to make lawsuit details public. I hope for an amicable resolution and mutual respect."

Justin Sun replied to Zhao Changpeng: "Thank you, you are right. Mutual respect and proper resolution. The rest is for the court to decide; I will say no more."

Justin Sun's actions are believed to be an effort to cool down the scandal he ignited on the evening of 27/8. At that time, the entrepreneur published a 6,000-word article titled "My Girlfriend, Jing Tian", detailing their romantic relationship and how he spent money on the actress. Justin Sun claimed that Jing Tian asked him for 50 million USD to hire a surrogate, based on AI advice. Justin Sun refused the transfer, which led to Jing Tian leaving him.

Jing Tian has been reserved in her response to her ex-boyfriend's actions. On her personal page, the actress wrote that she would never "sell love for money". The star admitted to having poor judgment in choosing people. Representatives for Jing Tian's management company did not comment on Justin Sun's article, stating they would handle the matter according to legal procedures.

Billionaire Justin Sun. Photo: HKCD

Justin Sun was born in 1990 in China and currently holds Grenadian nationality. The entrepreneur founded the Tron blockchain platform and has a net worth of 8,5 billion USD. He is an ambassador and former permanent representative of Grenada to the World Trade Organization, as well as an advisor to the HTX cryptocurrency exchange.

Nhu Anh