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Wajijiwa’s Long Danni Supports Artists Dating but Says Cheating Is Off Limits

Wajijiwa’s Long Danni Backs Artists Finding Love – But Absolutely No Cheating Allowed
Wajijiwa’s Long Danni Backs Artists Finding Love – But Absolutely No Cheating Allowed

Long Danni, the big boss of Wajijiwa Entertainment, is breaking the mould when it comes to how stars should handle their love lives. 

During a laid-back appearance on the variety show Mao Xue Woof E, she opened up about her surprisingly open-minded views on dating, sending fans and industry insiders alike into a bit of a spin.

While sitting around a table folding dumplings with her artist (and Produce Camp mentor) Mao Buyi, plus a few other famous faces, Danni made it very clear she’s all for her artists being in love. 

"Love is something that a person must experience growing up," she said, sounding more like a wise auntie than a typical entertainment exec. 

In her eyes, having a genuine relationship is completely natural — and she sees no reason to ban her artists from dating.

But — and it’s a pretty firm but — she drew a hard line at cheating. 

Danni stressed that while falling in love is wonderful, respecting morality and being loyal is non-negotiable. No sneaky business allowed.

She even went as far as asking musician and producer Zang Hong Fei to help find Mao Buyi a girlfriend, clearly keen to get him coupled up — just discreetly, of course. 

Danni reminded everyone that while she supports relationships, celebs should still keep things low-key to protect their privacy and avoid unnecessary drama.

It’s a breath of fresh air in an industry where stars are often expected to stay painfully single to preserve the "fantasy" for fans. 

Agencies usually have a strict no-dating policy — sometimes even writing it into contracts — because they’re terrified it’ll shatter an idol’s image and hurt business.

So seeing a major agency head like Long Danni not only support love but encourage healthy relationships (with loyalty at the core) feels like a tiny revolution. 

Hopefully, more agencies will catch on — because, honestly, everyone deserves a bit of love, even under the spotlight.

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