Taiwanese singer-actress Annie Yi was recently doing a livestream when she was asked why she doesn't act anymore. The 56-year-old, who last appeared in the self-directed romance film The Queens in 2015, responded that it was because of two main reasons. 'Because I don't feel like acting anymore.
Annie Yi shared why she hasn't appeared in any dramas or films for close to a decade on a livestream recently.Taiwanese singer-actress Annie Yi was recently doing a livestream when she was asked why she doesn't act anymore.
"Because I don't feel like acting anymore. It's not because I don't like acting, it's just that I can't get any good roles because of my age. My appearance is also quite awkward. I can't pull off as someone's grandmother even though my age is appropriate for it," she shared. She shared that another reason for her to stop acting is because of Cindy, adding that Qin Hao is often away for work.
"When I was young, my mother was very busy. She clearly loves us very much, but when I grew up, I was always very distant from her.
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