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| Feet in Hotpot? Aaron Kwok’s Wife Sparks Debate With Chongqing Wellness Trend. (Credits: Sohu) |
Moka Fang, wife of Hong Kong superstar Aaron Kwok, has sent social media into full meltdown after revealing a self-care routine few saw coming: soaking her feet in a bowl designed to look like spicy mala hotpot broth. Yes, the same dish many people crave on a weekend night has now entered the wellness chat.
The 38-year-old model and influencer shared snapshots of her everyday life on Xiaohongshu, showing moments with her daughters, work commitments, photoshoots and a hotpot meal.
But tucked among the polished lifestyle updates was the image nobody could ignore — Moka Fang sitting comfortably with her feet inside a steaming basin packed with chillies and herbs, styled like a Chongqing hotpot.
To be clear, it was not the family dinner being reused for beauty treatment. That would have ended civilisation.
Instead, Moka Fang explained it was a specialty foot spa treatment from Chongqing, where the hotpot-inspired bath is said to help remove dampness from the body, a concept rooted in traditional wellness practices.
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The explanation did little to calm the internet. If anything, it made things louder. Netizens rushed to the comments with a mix of disbelief, laughter and genuine interest.
One fan joked: “Does Aaron know you’re using his favourite hotpot like this?” Others admitted they had to look twice at the photo before realising it was a spa treatment and not an extremely bold dinner decision.
Some followers found the idea oddly brilliant. They praised Moka for trying traditional therapies and sharing something different from the usual celebrity skincare routine.
Face masks and herbal tea suddenly looked rather boring next to a bubbling chilli foot bath.
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| Moka Fang Shocks Fans With Hotpot Foot Spa Self-Care Routine |
Others, however, remained unconvinced. Several users questioned how relaxing it could possibly be to place your feet near ingredients that usually leave mouths on fire.
One popular reaction asked the obvious question: “Self-care or punishment?” Another joked that they could smell the spice through the screen.
The post also drew attention for its down-to-earth tone.
Rather than ignoring the chaos, Moka Fang replied directly to comments and explained the treatment with humour, which only made fans warm to her more. In an online world full of polished celebrity distance, a star casually discussing hotpot foot therapy felt strangely refreshing.
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As for Aaron Kwok, the 59-year-old singer and actor did not appear in the post, though many now seem desperate to know one thing: would he ever try it himself? That question alone may keep the comments busy for days.
Would you try a mala hotpot spa, or should some foods stay firmly on the table?