Recently, mainland Chinese actor Jia Nailiang, who has been frequently trending, gained fame in the early years for participating in the reality show “Dad, Where Are We Going?” with his daughter, Tian Xin, leaving a deep impression on the audience. Following Li Xiaolu’s scandal with rapper PG ONE in 2017, Jia Nailiang announced their divorce in 2019. Recently, Tian Xin suddenly shared a “family photo,” sparking curiosity among netizens about whether she wants her parents to reconcile. In response, Tian Xin revealed her true feelings.
Jia Nailiang was first exposed by his former classmate, Huang Shengyi, on a variety show as his college sweetheart. Subsequently, his 13-year-old daughter, Tian Xin, posted a photo of the family of three from the past on social media, along with several childhood photos, captioned: “Miss has turned into sighing in the air.” It is apparent that she must miss the time when her parents were together, fueling speculation from the public about her desire for her parents to reunite.
In the comment section, Tian Xin thanked all netizens for their comfort and then stated, “No need to persuade for reconciliation! It’s been too long, and I’m already accustomed to this kind of life.” By dispelling the speculations of netizens, Tian Xin also showcased her mature attitude following her parents’ divorce, sparking heated discussions on the topic.
Tian Xin revealed that although her parents are divorced, her dad, Jia Nailiang, still takes time during his work breaks to be with her. She mentioned that she may not be adept at expressing love, but she can feel everyone’s care.
In fact, Li Xiaolu won the Best Actress award at the Golden Horse Awards at the age of 16 with the film “Sky Lovers,” becoming the youngest recipient of the award. In 2017, her image took a hit after being entangled in a scandal with rapper PG ONE, gradually fading out of the entertainment industry. When Jia Nailiang announced his divorce from Li Xiaolu, Tian Xin was only 7 years old; seeing Tian Xin’s mature demeanor now, many netizens still feel a tinge of heartache.