Hong Kong media reported that Aaron Kwok, who is about to celebrate his 60th birthday, will hold his “Iconic” concert tour in Chengdu on October 4th and 5th. Aaron, who has two daughters aged 8 and 6 with his wife Moka Fang, had previously mentioned in an interview that he planned to take a one-month break after the Chengdu concert to spend quality time with his wife during her pregnancy. However, on September 30th, Hong Kong media reported that Moka Fang had given birth earlier than expected, welcoming a baby boy as their third child.
According to the reports, the “king of pop” Moka Fang gave birth to their son on September 28th at the Union Hospital, with the baby weighing approximately 7.1 pounds, around 3.25 kilograms. With the baby arriving ahead of schedule, some fans are concerned about whether Aaron Kwok will be able to complete his scheduled performances on time.
The reports also mentioned that Aaron Kwok attaches great importance to the arrival of their third child, as they had made advanced arrangements at a high-end maternity center and prepared thoughtful care and precious gifts for his wife.
Turning 60 next month, Aaron Kwok married mainland Chinese internet sensation Moka Fang, who is 22 years his junior, in 2017. They are parents to two daughters aged 8 and 6. In May of this year, rumors circulated about Moka Fang’s pregnancy with their third child. When asked about it at the time, Aaron Kwok responded with gratitude, saying that children are gifts from above and that everything should unfold naturally.
Of particular interest is that among the “Four Heavenly Kings” of Cantopop – Andy Lau, Jacky Cheung, Leon Lai, and Aaron Kwok – all had daughters, earning them the title of “Four Great Fathers-in-law.” While Aaron Kwok and Moka Fang have not officially announced the birth of their son, if it is confirmed, Aaron will be the only one among the “Four Heavenly Kings” to have broken the pattern and welcomed a baby boy, thus becoming a unique figure in this group of legendary artists.