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Sandy Lam in pregnancy mystery
www.chinaview.cn 2006-03-28 08:05:44

    BEIJING, March 28 -- Forty-year-old Hong Kong pop singer Sandy Lam is rumored to be pregnant again, with her boyfriend Chan Fai-hung believed to be the child's father.

    Lam is presently the mother of an 8-year-old girl, who was born in 1998 in her last marriage with Taiwan music producer Jonathan Lee.

    Lam refused to say anything to clarify the suspicion, but the singer was seen wearing loose outfits all the time recently.

    The fact that Lam has turned down invitations from her singer friend Anthony Lun and her ex-husband to join their concerts as a guest singer added more color to the pregnancy rumor.

    Lam's boyfriend Chan declined to comment on the rumor.

(Source: Shenzhen Daily)

Editor: Liu Dan
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