Fans have come to the defense of Aaron, saying the interior is what truly represents a luxurious home in Hong Kong. Also, he occupies the largest unit on the top floor for privacy, with the rooftop terrace offering exquisite views of the cityscape and nearby mountains.
Previous glimpses of the apartment, courtesy of Aaron’s wife, Moka Fang’s home videos, also showed off an opulent living space furnished with a grey sofa decked with Hermès pillows.
Would-be buyers would also find it tough to score a viewing as the building houses only 16 units, with none put up for sale in years. It prompted one netizen to say: “Even if you can afford it, you won’t be able to buy it… So why the negativity?”
Maybe Aaron thought his home would draw less attention with its unkempt façade.
Guess not?
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