Actor Sean Lau credits wife, Miss Hong Kong Amy Kwok, for helping him become a better person

According to The StarLau shared that Kwok has helped him manage his temper and taught him the importance of communication.

“I’m no longer a loner,” he said. “I used to go for months without calling my mother while filming, but now I know how to care for someone, communicate and be more understanding.”

Lau also commended Kwok for her easygoing personality and unwavering loyalty.

“She will never hurt me. She’s the kind of person that everyone can accept,” he remarked.

The actor revealed that he first started developing feelings for Kwok during their collaboration on the 1992 drama “The Greed of Man.” Despite his growing affection, he remained professional and focused on his work.

“We only got together after some time,” he added.

Lau, 61, began his acting journey in 1983 after enrolling in TVB acting classes and made his television debut the following year in the drama “Draw Out the Rainbow.”

Kwok, 58, holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from California State University and a master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Southern California. She debuted as an actress in 1985.

The couple, who have no children, emphasize that mutual trust is the cornerstone of their marriage.