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| Wang Qing Responds to Wang Herun Clash Rumours — Says It Won’t Affect Their Friendship |
Chinese actor Wang Qing has publicly apologised following gossip reports claiming he had an argument with actress Wang Herun on 10 October.
The pair’s supposed clash was captured by a tabloid and quickly blew up across social media, drawing attention from fans and drama watchers alike.
Shortly after the speculation spread, Wang Qing took to social media to clear the air and offer an apology.
“This issue is completely my private matter. Sorry for making everyone uncomfortable,” he wrote.
“You can criticise me, but please don’t involve Dayu. Keep supporting his work. I’ll also work harder in my career. We’ve known each other for over ten years, and this won’t affect our friendship. Thanks everyone for your concern.”
His calm and rather humble response earned praise from some netizens, though others still revisited old debates about his handling of public relationships.
Before this incident, some fans had already raised eyebrows over Wang Qing allegedly hiding his relationship while continuing to promote his long-time on-screen pairing — the “QingYu CP” — with fellow actor Feng Jianyu.
The “CP marketing” strategy, long popular among Chinese fandoms, often leads to blurred lines between performance and reality, especially when idols maintain a fan-favourite duo image despite personal commitments.
These old discussions resurfaced right after the argument rumours with Wang Herun went viral, reigniting talk about the actor’s image management and professional boundaries.
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Despite the chatter, Wang Qing emphasised that his friendship with Feng Jianyu remains intact and that both of them are focused on their respective careers.
He also reassured fans that the recent misunderstanding will not disrupt long-standing relationships within his circle.
While the full story behind the reported argument remains private, Wang Qing’s swift and polite apology seems to have cooled things down — at least for now — though netizens continue to debate whether celebrity “CP marketing” should be handled more transparently in the future.