An interesting fact has come out about the late Lee Shau-kee, known as the warren buffett of Asia. He is known as the second richest man in Hong Kong. The list of gifts he gave to his daughter-in-law has come out and everyone has gone wow. It is said that the value of the gifts given to his daughter-in-law by this uncle is close to Rs. 2200 crore. Known as a real estate tycoon, he is the majority shareholder of Henderson Land Development Company. He died on march 17 this year at the age of 97. Now, when it comes to his daughter-in-law, Katie Chui, she is well-known to hong kong residents. The reason is that she is not only a movie actress but also a social activist. She helps on a large scale and steals everyone's hearts. Once again, when it comes to the late Lee Shau-kee, Bloomberg estimates his assets at $29.2 billion at the time of his death. He has two sons and three daughters. The eldest son, Peter, has three children. However, it is said that all of them were born through surrogacy.
The youngest son is the husband of the movie actress Katie Chui, Martin. The couple got married in 2006. The couple has four children. Although she was a movie actress before marriage, after marriage she became more recognized by actively participating in social activities. She is said to be a pioneer in charity. She has won many awards for her service. The interesting thing here is that Lee Shau-kee often gave expensive gifts to his daughter-in-law until her death. Among the gifts given to her were a yacht, a luxurious mansion, an education fund for her four children, and a land worth millions of dollars. It is said that he gave valuable gifts to each child she had. It is said that she was given expensive gifts only when her fourth child was born in 2015. In this context, this daughter-in-law is being talked about in the hong kong media as the Hundred Billion Daughter-in-Law. Is there anyone else in the world who is so lucky?
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Sowmiya Sriram

23/05/2025 01:09 PM