Prince Chiu is under fire after being accused of having an affair with Guo Guo, who was allegedly still married to influencer Fan Jiang Yan Feng at the time. The scandal has quickly gained traction online, igniting widespread debate and fan outrage.
Adding fuel to the fire, top livestream personality Ban Mei, often dubbed the “queen of livestreaming,” made a cryptic post on Threads that shocked netizens even further. She wrote, “That group of friends still has one more couple that hasn’t been exposed yet… sigh.”
The short but explosive post amassed over 1.04 million views, 13,000 likes, and 700 comments in just five hours. Curious and scandal-hungry netizens flooded the comments with speculations like “Just spill it already or don’t bother,” and “We haven’t forgotten the ‘I know who’s pregnant’ post.” Some even joked that “Ban Mei should release a ‘don’t kill me’ statement first,” to which she playfully responded, “I think a third party will come forward.”
Veteran paparazzi Ge Si Qi also chimed in, revealing that the affair scandal may involve not just one, but two celebrity couples. He claimed the so-called “Western-style cheating circle” has been using fake work excuses to mask romantic entanglements. “It’s the perfect cover a group trip hiding multiple affairs. This isn’t new; we’ve seen plenty of it in China,” he commented.
Online, speculation is running wild, especially around Prince Chiu’s circle of female friends. Many netizens say it’s becoming hard to keep up with the constant gossip. The phrase “live-streaming paparazzi” is trending as content creators and insiders leak more juicy hints daily.
While no further names have been confirmed, the incident continues to dominate Taiwan’s entertainment news, with many believing the scandal is far from over.
Sources: ETtoday星光雲
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