Personal
In Chen's personal blog, he referred to an anonymous girlfriend as "V". In 2007, he finally announced that he has been dating Vincy Yeung (the niece of EEG founder Albert Yeung) for 3 years. On an entertainment show in Taiwan, Chen disclosed that he planned to marry Vincy and that his previous playboy and womanizing habits have stopped because of his love for his current girlfriend. He repeated his gratitude to her in an interview with Time Out Hong Kong magazine in March 2011. Also, between October and November 2011, Edison Chen had a relationship with 16 year old HK model Cammi Tse. However, the relationship just lasted for a month only due to photos of the couples and SMS were shown to the public. Cammi Tse, herself decided to end this relationship and emphasized that she won't think of having him (Edison Chen) back.
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