On February 20, information appeared on social networks, according to Qichacha - a unit specializing in providing information about Chinese companies, shareholder Liu Shishi transferred all 5% of shares she held of To Chau Tay Tu Company Limited to Ngo Ky Long. After this change, Liu Shishi no longer holds shares of the company.
This company was established in March 2024, operating in the field of project investment and investment management.
This information, when shared on social networks, immediately received a lot of public attention. The transfer of shares between Liu Shishi and Wu Qilong has made many people skeptical about the divorce rumors and the two are dividing assets. In addition, two other companies under the name Ngo Ky Long, Long Chi Tam Cuu Giang Cultural Cinema Studio and Hung Giang To Dao Cultural Media Company, have now stopped operating.
This is not the first time that Liu Shishi and Wu Qilong have been rumored to be divorced. At the end of 2024, a Chinese blogger posted information that Wu Qilong and Liu Shishi had completed divorce proceedings and were just waiting for the official announcement date. This blogger's post immediately attracted a lot of interaction and discussion.
Along with that, the Chinese paparazzi once took a photo of Ngo Ky Long's father and Liu Shishi's assistant taking turns taking care of the children of the two. The two have not appeared together in the same frame for a long time.
In addition, many people also discovered that Liu Shishi's Weibo did not find Wu Qilong's account and the last time the two interacted was in 2019.
While the rumors were spreading, Liu Shishi's management company spoke up to confirm that this was a false rumor, damaging the artist's honor, and completely denied the divorce rumors.
However, the public is still half-rong because Liu Shishi and Wu Qilong have many business activities related to each other. Therefore, if both of them truly divorce, they will have to complete all procedures and choose a suitable time to announce them so as not to affect business operations.
