Hong Kong actress Barbara Chan dies at 66

Hong Kong actress Barbara Chan Man-yee has died at the age of 66, five years after her husband, actor Liu Kai-chi. She passed away peacefully on Friday morning at Prince of Wales Hospital in Sha Tin.

Hong Kong actress Barbara Chan Man-yee has died at the age of 66. Her sons said she died peacefully on Friday morning, surrounded by family at Prince of Wales Hospital in Sha Tin after an illness. The announcement did not specify the nature of her condition.

Her husband, actor Liu Kai-chi, died in the same hospital in 2021 after reportedly battling stomach cancer for several months. Chan became a leading actress at TVB in the 1980s and married her drama classmate Liu in 1987.

“In accordance with her wishes during her lifetime, the memorial service will be held privately and discreetly,” the sons said, adding that the event would be restricted to close friends and family members.

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