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Chinese singer, 40, marries longtime fan & TV host, 26, who had a crush on him since primary school
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Constance Tan , as published by Mothership
· September 27, 2026
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Chinese TV host Feng Xi, 26, lived out her childhood fantasy when she married Chinese singer Xu Song, 40. She had reportedly been a fan of the singer, who goes by the stage name Vae, since her primary school years, according to local media outlets. The pair announced their marriage on Weibo on S...
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Key points The pair announced their marriage on Weibo on S... Chinese TV host Feng Xi, 26, lived out her childhood fantasy when she married Chinese singer Xu Song, 40.
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What is this story about? Chinese TV host Feng Xi, 26, lived out her childhood fantasy when she married Chinese singer Xu Song, 40. She had reportedly been a fan of the singer, who goes by the stage name Vae, since her primary school years, according to local media outlets. The pair announced their marriage on Weibo on S...
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