Hong Kong TVB actress Jacqueline Wong is making a comeback to social media after seven months of hiatus.
On Nov 10, Sunday, Wong changed her profile photo and uploaded her first Instagram post since her apology in April following her involvement in a cheating scandal with singer Andy Hui.
The post features a stack of scripts for TVB serial Finding Her Voice and she captioned the photo with: “I have gone through many emotions after Finding Her Voice went from being shelved, rumours of it being reshot, then status quo, and finally it became the anniversary drama.”
The 30-year-old actress plays the leading role in Finding Her Voice which is one of the Hong Kong broadcaster’s major productions to mark its 52nd anniversary this year.
After the scandal, it was to be ‘reshot’ to remove scenes that include Wong but was later aired on prime time from Oct 7 with the 30th and final episode to be screened on Nov 15.
“Beside being happy that Finding Her Voice has been shown in its original version, my biggest feeling along the way is ‘fear’. I fear that its rating will be affected by me and fear that I will waste everyone’s effort,” she said.
With strong performances from veteran actors such as Hugo Ng, Chung King Fai and Ram Chiang, the show enjoyed good ratings and received rave reviews.
There were fears that the serial’s viewership ratings would be affected by the scandal but it proved otherwise.
Wong thanked her viewers for watching the show and her co-stars and colleagues for their support and understanding.
With more than 14,000 likes and supportive words from her friends, the post is speculated to gauge the viewers’ reactions on Wong’s eventual return to the public eye.
The actress is reportedly living in the United States since April.
