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Ex HK Singer Steven Cheung Called A “Real Man” For Doing Manual Labour To Support Family

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Ex HK Singer Steven Cheung Called A “Real Man” For Doing Manual Labour To Support Family


Former Hong Kong singer Steven Cheung’s life has taken a significant downturn in recent years due to his relationship scandals and financial struggles.

Once a member of Cantopop duo Boyz, the 40-year-old hasn’t been able to find stable work due to his negative public image.

He’s had to take on odd jobs such as construction work and distributing condoms, and even resorted to online crowdfunding for donations to support his family of six.

Steven and his wife, model Au Man Man, 33, have four young sons aged between one and five.

Recently, Steven was spotted doing manual work on the streets of Hong Kong.

In a photo posted by a netizen on Xiaohongshu, Steven was seen in an orange uniform going about his job.

His dedication earned praise from the netizen, who described him as a “real man”.

Though the user said Steven was a sanitation worker, some netizens clarified he was likely doing cable wiring work.

Fans lamented about his current situation, saying it was “heartbreaking” to see how the former star had “squandered a promising career”.

Others, however, felt there is nothing wrong with doing manual work as he is earning an honest living.

According to reports, his current job as a contract worker pays about HK$800 (S$138) per day.

Steven previously opened up about his work struggles, revealing that he’s had a tough time finding work due to his scandals and that the longest job he’s held was six months.

He’s been fired due to concerns about the negative effect his bad reputation would have on the company. He also found himself turned away by potential employers when they learn of his identity.





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