Cathy Chui, a former actress and now a prominent Hong Kong socialite, received gifts worth over HK$2 billion (Rs 2,134 crore rupees) from her billionaire father-in-law, Lee Shau Kee, before his death on March 17. Married to Martin Lee, Chui was gifted a HK$50 million education fund, land valued at HK$1.82 billion, a HK$110 million luxury yacht, and a mansion, among other lavish presents, according to reports from The Standard and VnExpress. She earned the nickname “Hundred-billion daughter-in-law” in the tabloids due to the extravagant gifts she received over the years.
In 2006, Chui tied the knot with Martin Lee in a union dubbed the “wedding of the century.” Initially, tabloids reduced her role to that of a “baby machine” after she had four children in rapid succession. However, she has since evolved into a pivotal figure in the family, recognised for her discretion, resilience, and calculated presence in both business and high society.Cathy Chui, a former actress and now a prominent Hong Kong socialite, received gifts worth over HK$2 billion (Rs 2,134 crore rupees) from her billionaire father-in-law, Lee Shau Kee, before his death on March 17. Married to Martin Lee, Chui was gifted a HK$50 million education fund, land valued at HK$1.82 billion, a HK$110 million luxury yacht, and a mansion, among other lavish presents, according to reports from The Standard and VnExpress. She earned the nickname “Hundred-billion daughter-in-law” in the tabloids due to the extravagant gifts she received over the years.
In 2006, Chui tied the knot with Martin Lee in a union dubbed the “wedding of the century.” Initially, tabloids reduced her role to that of a “baby machine” after she had four children in rapid succession. However, she has since evolved into a pivotal figure in the family, recognised for her discretion, resilience, and calculated presence in both business and high society.Cathy Chui, a former actress and now a prominent Hong Kong socialite, received gifts worth over HK$2 billion (Rs 2,134 crore rupees) from her billionaire father-in-law, Lee Shau Kee, before his death on March 17. Married to Martin Lee, Chui was gifted a HK$50 million education fund, land valued at HK$1.82 billion, a HK$110 million luxury yacht, and a mansion, among other lavish presents, according to reports from The Standard and VnExpress. She earned the nickname “Hundred-billion daughter-in-law” in the tabloids due to the extravagant gifts she received over the years.
In 2006, Chui tied the knot with Martin Lee in a union dubbed the “wedding of the century.” Initially, tabloids reduced her role to that of a “baby machine” after she had four children in rapid succession. However, she has since evolved into a pivotal figure in the family, recognised for her discretion, resilience, and calculated presence in both business and high society.
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