According to HK01, during a livestream on January 28, Tran Phap Dung was asked by viewers about marriage and motherhood. She responded, "What I truly think is that it's fine how you live. Whether you marry or not, or have children or not, it's all acceptable, as long as you are happy. Every day for me is happy."

The actress chooses not to have children, rejecting the notion that motherhood is essential for a woman's life to be complete. On Mpweekly, Phap Dung stated she has been alone for many years, not due to a loss of faith in love or fear of romance, but because she has yet to meet the right person.

Phap Dung once received marriage proposals from three men, who offered her diamond rings, and she accepted. However, each relationship eventually ended. While Tran Phap Dung does not remain friends with her ex-partners, she inwardly wishes them happiness.

Phap Dung at work and taking her father out. Photo: Weibo

The actress lives with her father, frequently taking him on trips and daily preparing his favorite meals. She expresses gratitude for having her father to care for and cherishes the time spent with family. She describes herself as an optimistic woman who finds ways to comfort herself, leading to her contentment.

In recent years, Tran Phap Dung has participated in reality shows, acted in films, and run a fashion business. She also frequently creates short videos covering cuisine, travel, and fashion.

The actress entered the film industry after being crowned Miss Hong Kong in 1989. She appeared in many notable works, including "God of Gamblers 2", where she starred alongside Stephen Chow and Andy Lau. Tran Phap Dung also made her mark in series such as "The Border Man", "A Taste of Heaven", "Detective Investigation Files III", "The Duke of Mount Deer", "Wudang II", and "The New Adventures of Chor Lau Heung".

Nhu Anh (according to HK01)