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| Pu Yixing Clarifies Reports on His Appearance Fee and Mango TV Shareholder Status |
Chinese actor and host Pu Yixing has finally spoken up about the swirling rumours regarding his partnership with Mango TV, making it clear that there’s no bad blood—quite the opposite, actually.
Pu Yi Xing, best known for his witty charm in “Who’s the Murderer” and “Detective College”, issued an open statement confirming that he remains on good terms with the platform and that their working relationship is both respectful and professional.
Recently, his name has been trending amid rumours about his TV appearance fees and his shareholder status at Mango TV.
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| Pu Yixing Weibo Trending |
💼 From On-Screen Star to Shareholder
Pu Yixing shared that, he personally purchased shares in Mango Super Media, the parent company of Mango TV.
According to him, this decision was both a show of confidence in the company’s future and a symbol of his long-term support for the platform that helped shape his career.
“I’ve always believed in Mango TV’s growth and potential,” he said.
“As someone who’s been part of its creative journey, I wanted to invest not only as a partner but as someone who truly cares about its direction.”
🗣 Addressing the “Conflict” Rumours
The whole fuss began when gossip posts hinted at a supposed fallout between Pu Yixing and the network—sparked by whispers of disagreements over programme fees.
He calmly brushed off the claims, explaining that differences in opinion are normal in business and shouldn’t be exaggerated into conflict.
“In the adult world, everyone views decisions from their own standpoint,” he wrote.
“As a business partner, of course I’ll have my views on new cooperation models. But as an entrepreneur and long-time investor, I also understand the company’s need to adapt its strategy for profitability.”
His level-headed approach earned him praise for being both rational and professional, especially given how heated the online chatter had become.
📊 Transparency and Responsibility
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Pu Yixing even posted a screenshot of his Mango Super Media stock holdings, revealing that he’s held the shares for 262 days, with a total investment of ¥247,520 and a modest profit to date (2025).
He also expressed his intention to attend the company’s shareholder meetings in the future, planning to raise suggestions such as:
Stricter enforcement of confidentiality agreements.
Disciplinary action against staff or ex-employees spreading false info.
Better protection against competitors exploiting internal issues.
Pu’s statement was widely praised by fans and industry watchers alike, who admired his composure and sense of responsibility.
Many commented that he’s one of the few public figures who understands both the entertainment and business worlds, handling both with genuine maturity.
Online reactions were overwhelmingly positive.
Fans called Pu’s move “smart and classy,” while others joked that he’s now “not just Mango TV’s star, but also its boss.”
Source: Sina/Weibo