The Borneo Post

Sammi says husband’s infidelity an important lesson in their marriage

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HONG KONG: Since her husband’s tryst with Jacqueline Wong, Sammi Cheng (right) had stayed silent throughout.

Now three days after the scandal broke out, Sammi finally broke the silence with a statement released on Instagram. Fans have been worried for the Cantopop queen, who has a history of depression. She had an on- again, off- again relationsh­ip with Andy for years before they finally married in 2013.

Sammi, a Christian, shared a biblical quote from the book of Corinthian­s: “Love never gives up, never loses faith, is always hopeful, and endures through every circumstan­ce.”

In her statement, Sammi said she has chosen to forgive her husband, and that this incident had been an “important lesson” in their marriage. Her statement is as follows: “This (incident) was an important lesson in our marriage. We’ve experience­d many emotional ups and downs together during this time, and we have also communicat­ed about this incident very deeply. This is a lesson for us as husband and wife, and it will continue to be a lesson to learn from in the future of our marriage. In marriage, not only can we give each other happiness and warmth, there is also a place for mistakes and forgivenes­s. No one is flawless. That saying may be old, but it is true.

“The most important thing is that (we have) taken a step deeper into understand­ing and experienci­ng the true essence of marriage. True happiness isn’t about being satisfied all the time. There will be tests. There will be a time when we have to experience highs and lows so we can be more emotionall­y connected, to be able to enter each other’s innermost feelings, to envisage our individual weaknesses together, to not give up on yourself, to not give up on each other, to correct each other, to advise each other. In this ongoing journey on learning about marriage, I strongly believe that experience and lessons will bring us back on the right track, our lives reborn.

“In this difficult time, I hope we will hold our hands together and pray. It will help us greatly. Today, the heavy burden on my shoulder has lessened quite a bit. I just hope that everything will calm down soon, bringing back peace. Finally, I respectful­ly ask the media to stop chasing after my ageing parents. I have nothing more to say. From today onwards, I will only look forward. Time will tell. We will walk forward one step at a time.”

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