Ron Ng (吳卓羲) is allegedly dating his Marriage in Ten Years <待嫁十年> co-star Janelle Sing (盛君). Known for his many love scandals, Ron has been linked with his beautiful female co-stars since his breakup with former flame Viann Zhang (張馨予). Most recently, Ron was said to be dating his Triumph in the Skies 2 <衝上雲霄II> co-star Kelly Fu (傅嘉莉). Inside sources claimed that Ron was especially attentive to Kelly on the set, and Kelly also very publicly proclaimed her good feelings for the 34-year-old. Ron, however, insisted that there was no chemistry between himself and Kelly, even stating that he would never date her. In later interviews, Ron shared that he is tired of the dating life and is looking to take himself off the market to better focus on his acting career. This week, a source claimed that Ron is dating Janelle Sing, an up-and-coming mainland actress currently signed to film with Raymond Wong Bak Ming’s (黃百鳴) company, Pegasus Entertainment. A graduate of the prestigious Beijing Film Academy, 23-year-old Janelle will be making her major acting debut in Marriage in Ten Years as well as the upcoming horror film Baby Blues 3D <詭眼3D>. The source, a production crew member of Marriage in Ten Years, said that Ron and Janelle have been dating for about a month. While on set, Ron was apparently very attentive to Janelle but remained distant from his other female co-stars. Knowing that Janelle does not eat beef, Ron went an extra mile to make sure that her lunchbox did not contain beef and always picked up her meal before his own. He also gifted his personal chair for her to use during breaks, seemingly doing everything he could to win her over. After Ron returned to Hong Kong, he kept in touch with Janelle via text messages. Janelle eventually warmed up to Ron. She was however concerned that the media would accuse her of using his fame for self-promotion. As a compromise, Janelle insisted that the two date in secret. When Janelle travels to Hong Kong for work, she and Ron would only meet up at her hotel’s coffee shop to avoid attracting the media’s attention. Creds: Oriental Sunday
