COLLAR's Candy Has Never Dated; Gao Plans TV Blind Dates for Her
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Summary
COLLAR members Gao Shen-chiao (沈貞巧, Gao) and Wong Ka-ching (王家晴, Candy) have been named ambassadors for Supreme Sha Tin Football Club, attending a press conference on January 8 alongside club owner Wong Chi-chun and Hong Kong Football Association chairman Kenneth Fok Kai-kong . The two singers, who both grew up in Sha Tin, revealed they may have crossed paths in the district before becoming bandmates .
Key Points
- Gao and Candy were appointed football club ambassadors and attended the January 8 press conference with club owner Wong Chi-chun and HKFA chairman Kenneth Fok Kai-kong .
- Both singers grew up in Sha Tin and joked they had "left footprints" throughout the district, possibly having seen each other before joining COLLAR .
- Candy, who had participated in track, basketball, and volleyball, admitted she prefers hand-based sports because her legs are "a bit handicapped" and her brother once hit her with a ball as a child .
- Gao revealed Candy is in her twenties but has never dated anyone, calling the situation "very serious," and plans to arrange blind dates for her on their variety show "8 O'Clock Straight Fun VIURIETY" .
- Candy's criteria for a partner are: someone who treats her well, gives her money to spend, is tall, handsome, and can take care of her .
- COLLAR will release a new album next month with seven new songs, five of which have music videos filmed in Japan under a tight, sleep-deprived schedule .
- The COLLAR concert with Thai girl group 4EVE was abruptly cancelled; Gao expressed regret but said she did not inquire about the reasons and hopes for future collaboration .
- Both members praised bandmate Day Hui (許軼) for her natural acting in the drama "Rainbow at Sunset," with Gao joking she seemed so authentic she might actually get pregnant out of wedlock like her character .
Why It Matters
The revelation about Candy's dating history and the planned television matchmaking segment offers a rare glimpse into the tightly controlled personal lives of Hong Kong idol group members, potentially boosting viewership for their variety show as fans follow the unfolding storyline .
The revelation about Candy's dating history and the planned television matchmaking segment offers a rare glimpse into the tightly controlled personal lives of Hong Kong idol group members, potentially boosting viewership for their variety show as fans follow the unfolding storyline .