Ruco Chan (陳展鵬) sent his blessings when he heard from reporters that ex-girlfriend, Eunis Yiu (姚嘉雯) has already married her boyfriend, Mr. Lee, a mainland Chinese property businessman. Ruco had started dating 2008 Miss Asia, Eunis Yiu, when he was working at ATV. Hoping to have another surge in his career, Ruco rejoined TVB. With Ruco’s filming schedule growing busier, the couple spent less time together and broke up amicably in 2010. Ruco admitted that he had sacrificed his love life for his career in past interviews; he currently remains single, filming non-stop over the last year. It was reported that 28-year-old Eunis had registered her marriage with her 31-year-old boyfriend, Mr. Lee, of 6 months earlier this year. Mr. Lee had proposed to Eunis through a display of fireworks, fulfilling her wish of marrying before she turns 30 years old. Since their parents wished to celebrate the couple’s marriage, the low-profile couple held two banquets in Xian several days ago, exposing their marriage to the media. Due to the large number of family and friends, two banquets were held separately for each side of their families. Eunis’ good friend, Priscilla Chi (戚黛黛), attended the banquet. Eunis appeared to have gained weight and was asked if she is pregnant. Eunis dodged the questions, but said that she hopes to have a baby soon. With her management contract with ATV about to expire, Eunis has not decided whether to renew her contract or not. She hopes to continue her entertainment career, but will no longer wear bikinis before the camera to respect her mother-in-law. Although Ruco and Eunis remained friends after breaking up, he was not invited to the wedding banquet. Ruco explained, “She already has a family and since we’ve already broken up, it’s better to keep our distance.” Flying to Kuala Lumpur to film TVB drama, Outbound Love <單戀雙城>, for a month, Ruco will also appear in famed composer, Joseph Koo’s (顧嘉煇) music shows. With his golf bag on his arm, Ruco also hopes to be able to spend some leisure time overseas. Creds: Oriental Daily
