Malaysian singer Fish Leong has finally admitted she is divorced from her husband wine merchant Tony Chao. The couple will be sharing custody for their five-year-old son Anderson. — Picture via Instagram/ fishleong616
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 10 — After keeping mum for over a month about her marital status, Malaysian songstress Fish Leong finally admitted she is divorced from her husband.“Correct. I have signed the papers with Mr Chao,” said Leong in reference to her ex-husband wine merchant Tony Chao.As for the couple’s five-year-old son Anderson, Leong said they would be having joint custody and it would be up to the boy where he wants to stay.
News had leaked that Leong and Chao signed the divorce papers on August 15 with the decision of shared custody for their five-year-old son Anderson. It was also reported that the couple’s marriage had been facing problems from six months ago due to Chao’s previous affair.During a promotional stint in July at Malaysia, Leong’s management company barred media from asking personal questions.
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