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How did Jackie Chan’s daughter end up living in poverty in Canada? Etta Ng Chok-lam, the Hong Kong icon’s love child with beauty queen Elaine Ng, was just spotted queuing for free food in Toronto
STORYFaye Bradley
- Her estranged dad may make millions – Chan was just confirmed for Disney’s 1001 Nights – but 22-year-old Ng and her wife, influencer Andi Autumn, have been struggling financially for years
- Chinese netizens are shocked at Chan’s treatment of his daughter, but not even Jaycee, Chan’s son with his wife Joan Lin, will inherit any of the Hong Kong martial arts star’s riches
Not all celebrity kids are born with a silver spoon. For Etta Ng Chok-lam, the 22-year-old biological daughter of Hong Kong superstar Jackie Chan, life is far from it.
On October 9, Ng was spotted in Toronto, Canada, queuing up for free food wearing baggy pants and an oversized jacket, as reported by Malay Mail.
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Meanwhile, Chan has just been confirmed for yet another multimillion-dollar project, with Disney’s live-action adaptation of 1001 Nights, which Deadline broke news of the day after Ng was spotted wandering around scavenging for meals.
It’s not the first time Ng has made headlines for her life in poverty. Despite these struggles, it seems that Chan – who is worth US$400 million, per Celebrity Net Worth – has not done much, if anything, to help his estranged daughter.
So how exactly did the daughter of Hong Kong’s richest film icon end up living a life of poverty on the streets of Canada?