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| Andrew Chau, Son of Wakin Chau, Gets Married in Private Ceremony (Instagram) |
Massive congrats are in order for Andrew Chau, the 34-year-old son of legendary Taiwanese singer Wakin Chau—he’s just gone and got hitched!
“I’m married!” he wrote with pure joy in a social media post that’s already warming hearts across the internet.
While he didn’t drop too many details, Andrew did share a little snapshot into his big day, saying, “We are so happy. The wedding was quite simple, only our closest friends and our family were in attendance. We’re now preparing to go on our honeymoon, ready to start the rest of our lives.”
That one line already says it all—low-key, personal, and full of love. In the single photo he posted, we only get a soft glimpse of his bride from behind, dressed in a striking red gown, traditional yet modern.
No big celeb parade, no media circus—just vibes and real affection.
At 34, Andrew is the eldest of Wakin Chau’s two kids with his American wife, Constance Woods. He might come from famous stock, but Andrew’s always made it clear he wants to carve his own path. After graduating from uni abroad, he returned to Taiwan to try his hand at acting, slowly but surely building his own rep in the entertainment scene.
And now, marriage! It’s a whole new chapter for him, and fans couldn’t be happier. While Andrew’s kept his relationship pretty private, the love in his words speaks volumes. Here’s hoping we get to see a bit more of the happy couple once honeymoon season’s over.
As of now, Andrew Chau has not publicly disclosed his wife's name. In his recent wedding announcement, he shared a single photo showing only the back of his bride in a red dress, keeping her identity private.
Andrew Chau has maintained a relatively low profile regarding his personal life, and no further details about his wife have been made available.
As for Dad Wakin? No official comment yet, but we’re sure he’s over the moon. After all, seeing your kid start a new life with someone they love? That’s got to be music to anyone’s ears.