SINGAPORE – The Wang Leehom saga, which began in mid-December 2021 following the Mandopop artist’s divorce from ex-wife Lee Jinglei, continues to unfold. The controversy escalated after Lee publicly accused Wang of infidelity, soliciting prostitutes, and maintaining multiple friends with benefits (FWBs).

In a recent anonymous post, allegedly made on behalf of someone close to Wang, new defenses have been presented to counter these claims. The post outlines five key points:

Cheating Allegations: Wang’s staff maintained that the cheating accusations are false, asserting that, as close members of his team, they would have been aware of any inappropriate behavior.

Conversation with By2’s Yumi: The netizen claimed that the exchange between Wang and By2’s Yumi was purely work-related and that there is no evidence to support Lee’s claims of Wang’s infidelity.

On the House: Wang reportedly refused to give the house Lee is currently living in, as it would have resulted in an uneven distribution of their shared assets, which had already been agreed upon as a 50/50 split.

Lee’s Psychological Condition: Wang chose not to publicly address Lee’s accusations, allegedly due to concerns about her mental state and fear that she might act drastically.

Communication with Lee: Contrary to Lee’s claims that Wang refused to speak with her, the post asserts that the two were in contact throughout the ordeal, though a change in communication method led to misunderstandings.

The scandal has taken a toll on Wang’s career, with reports that he plans to take a three to five-year hiatus from the entertainment industry. Taiwanese media is still awaiting an official response from Wang’s agency regarding these latest claims.