Disgraced Host Mickey Huang Offloads Property After Shocking Scandal

Mickey Huang’s Shame: Selling Taipei Flat to Pay Off Victims After Vile Video Scandal

Mickey Huang, once a household name in Taiwanese showbiz, is now facing the brutal aftermath of a scandal that’s blown his entire career to pieces. 

The 51-year-old former host is entangled in a deeply disturbing case involving the possession of explicit videos, some of which allegedly feature minors. Reports claim Huang not only coerced but manipulated teenage girls into taking indecent photos, leaving public opinion in absolute tatters.

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The fallout has been catastrophic: he’s effectively lost his livelihood overnight, his shiny public image is in ruins, and sources say his income has completely dried up. 

As if that wasn’t enough, Mickey Huang has to fork out legal compensation to a staggering 47 victims, with the total sum pegged at nearly 10 million Taiwanese dollars — a mind-boggling hit to his personal finances.

In a desperate bid to scrape together the money, Huang has already flogged his car and even let out his work studio to bring in some cash. 

But it’s clearly not enough. Local media now report he’s selling off a private property tucked away in a side alley near Xinsheng North Road in Taipei.

This particular unit, situated in the “Jinlian Nanjing Jeyun Rooftop” complex, is being marketed at 43 million Taiwanese dollars. 

The flat itself is 13 years old, boasting three bedrooms, two living rooms, two bathrooms, and a generous three parking spaces — a pretty sizeable home by Taipei standards.

It’s a sorry sight for a man who once basked in the limelight of Taiwan’s entertainment world. From hosting high-profile shows to trying to stay afloat by selling off his assets, Huang’s fall from grace is about as harsh as it gets.

The case continues to send shockwaves across Taiwan, with many people demanding far heavier consequences given the nature of the exploitation involved. As it stands, Mickey Huang’s finances, reputation, and entire public legacy lie in tatters — and no amount of property sales will fix the damage he’s done.