Rumours swirled across Chinese social media when a purported Weibo post, allegedly from Taiwanese-Australian model-actress Hannah Quinlivan, surfaced, making shocking allegations against her husband, Mandopop sensation Jay Chou.

The viral screenshot, circulating on January 4, accused Chou of misconduct and deceit. It read, "Mr Chou, tear down that fake mask of yours, your perfect image can't hide your true self for long… I don't want to live a day like this anymore, Mr Chou! Those disgusting activities that you and your friends did, do you really think the truth won't come out someday?"

Quinlivan's agency swiftly debunked the post on her official Weibo account, denying its authorship and labelling the claims as entirely false.

In the official statement, Quinlivan's agency&nbsp;urged netizens to disregard online hearsay and indicated her readiness to pursue legal recourse over the fraudulent post. Her official statement was reposted by Chou's company, JVR Music, and the Jay Chou International Fan Club on Weibo, further discrediting the 'fabricated' accusations.

The official statement by the Taiwanese-Australian model-actress's agency read, "The content of the post is untrue and purely fictitious and not published by Hannah. We appeal to everyone not to believe rumours spreading online. Our company will reserve our rights to pursue legal action."

Attempting to dispel the turmoil, Quinlivan shared Jay Chou's new song "Christmas Star" on her Instagram Stories, adorning the post with three heart-eyed smiley faces and tagging Chou.

Meanwhile, Jay Chou, 44, refrained from addressing the allegations directly but countered the speculations by sharing Instagram Stories showcasing moments from his ongoing trip in Britain alongside Quinlivan and friends.

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The contentious post, alleging Chou's involvement in purportedly scandalous activities, hinted at conflict within their relationship. However, fans ardently defended Quinlivan, highlighting inconsistencies in the post's timing and Quinlivan's online presence. Her last known Weibo activity dated back to December 30, 2023, while her Xiaohongshu profile indicated her current location in England, contradicting the purported Weibo post.

Hannah Quinlivan and Jay Chou tied the knot in a fairy-tale Yorkshire wedding in January 2015. They&nbsp;have three children together.&nbsp;

Rumours swirled across Chinese social media when a purported Weibo post, allegedly from Taiwanese-Australian model-actress Hannah Quinlivan, surfaced, making shocking allegations against her husband, Mandopop sensation Jay Chou.

Rumours swirled across Chinese social media when a purported Weibo post, allegedly from Taiwanese-Australian model-actress Hannah Quinlivan, surfaced, making shocking allegations against her husband, Mandopop sensation Jay Chou. The viral screenshot, circulating on January 4, accused Chou of misconduct and deceit. It read, "Mr Chou, tear down that fake mask of yours, your perfect image can't hide your true self for long… I don't want to live a day like this anymore, Mr Chou! Those disgusting activities that you and your friends did, do you really think the truth won't come out someday?" Quinlivan's agency swiftly debunked the post on her official Weibo account, denying its authorship and labelling the claims as entirely false. In the official statement, Quinlivan's agency urged netizens to disregard online hearsay and indicated her readiness to pursue legal recourse over the fraudulent post. Her official statement was reposted by Chou's company, JVR Music, and the Jay Chou International Fan Club on Weibo, further discrediting the 'fabricated' accusations. The official statement by the Taiwanese-Australian model-actress's agency read, "The content of the post is untrue and purely fictitious and not published by Hannah. We appeal to everyone not to believe rumours spreading online. Our company will reserve our rights to pursue legal action." Attempting to dispel the turmoil, Quinlivan shared Jay Chou's new song "Christmas Star" on her Instagram Stories, adorning the post with three heart-eyed smiley faces and tagging Chou. Meanwhile, Jay Chou, 44, refrained from addressing the allegations directly but countered the speculations by sharing Instagram Stories showcasing moments from his ongoing trip in Britain alongside Quinlivan and friends. Also read: Cameron Diaz says she never met sex offender Jeffrey Epstein despite being named in court records The contentious post, alleging Chou's involvement in purportedly scandalous activities, hinted at conflict within their relationship. However, fans ardently defended Quinlivan, highlighting inconsistencies in the post's timing and Quinlivan's online presence. Her last known Weibo activity dated back to December 30, 2023, while her Xiaohongshu profile indicated her current location in England, contradicting the purported Weibo post. Hannah Quinlivan and Jay Chou tied the knot in a fairy-tale Yorkshire wedding in January 2015. They have three children together.

Hannah Quinlivan's agency issues statement to address 'fake Weibo post' on Jay Chou's infidelity

The healing power of music is not unknown and&nbsp;the same was reinstated in a miraculous incident where a Chinese woman woke up from a state of coma after listening to a pop song.&nbsp;

According to Chinese media, the 24-year female was comatose for nearly four months and regained consciousness after listening to a song by Taiwanese pop sensation Jay Chou.

According to reports, the woman suffered a brain dysfunction due to lack of oxygen and was comatose since November 2017.

The nurse attending to the woman played Jay Chou's 2006 hit 'Rosemary' thinking that it will have a positive effect on the comatose woman.&nbsp;

As per reports, the woman regained consciousness in March. She successfully completed simple tasks like moving her limbs.

The nurse attending to the woman played Jay Chou's 2006 hit 'Rosemary' thinking that it will have a positive effect on the comatose woman

The healing power of music is not unknown and the same was reinstated in a miraculous incident where a Chinese woman woke up from a state of coma after listening to a pop song. According to Chinese media, the 24-year female was comatose for nearly four months and regained consciousness after listening to a song by Taiwanese pop sensation Jay Chou. According to reports, the woman suffered a brain dysfunction due to lack of oxygen and was comatose since November 2017. The nurse attending to the woman played Jay Chou's 2006 hit 'Rosemary' thinking that it will have a positive effect on the comatose woman. As per reports, the woman regained consciousness in March. She successfully completed simple tasks like moving her limbs.

Chinese woman wakes up from coma after listening to pop song

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Chinese woman wakes up from coma after listening to pop song