TAIPEI – Taiwanese actor Joseph Ma is a father, four months after his marriage. The 52-year-old announced on social media on Tuesday that his son, whom he nicknamed “Little Sun”, was born earlier that day. “You are finally willing to come out to shine on...
“It was even more exhausting for my wife,” he wrote. “It is really not easy for mothers all over the world. The burden will be heavier but sweeter from now on.”
The actor was congratulated by several artistes on social media, including Singapore’s Christopher Lee, his co-star in the Taiwanese legal drama Port Of Lies . Ma told the Taiwanese media that his son weighs 3.3kg, and that he gave him the nickname “Little Sun” in the hope that he will bring warmth and shine on the family.
The actor surprised his fans on April 4 after he announced on social media that he was getting married after being single for so long. He registered his marriage to his South Korean wife on April 18 and posted a photo of themselves on social media without naming her. She is 16 years younger than him.
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