Taiwanese Celeb Cheryl Hsieh Reacts To Leaked Semi-Nude Photos

Taiwanese host Cheryl Hsieh (謝忻) hasn’t exactly had the best outcome when it comes to relationships. Her short stint as actor Aaron Chen’s mistress in 2019 may have been enjoyable, but ultimately ruined her career.

However, Cheryl has found a love of her own since then and has been gradually regaining her popularity. Unfortunately, a recent catastrophe has caused a setback. On 6th March, revealing photos of Cheryl were leaked to the public!

The 40-year-old actress was seen in various positions, either underdressed, or wearing skimpy clothes which showed off her breasts. Notably, the photos look to be professionally taken. Cheryl confirmed to news site Apple Daily (苹果新闻网) that those were indeed her photos. However, she declined to comment further about the matter.

As it turns out, Cheryl had been in the midst of making a collection of photos for a book. According to her friend who is helping her with the project, those photos had been taken for said book. However, it was not guaranteed to be featured as they had only been trying different styles. “There were many photographers involved in the process,” her friend explained. “(There were) more than five!” Currently, they are confirming the identity of the person who leaked the photos.

Cheryl may have declined to comment on the matter, however, her recent post on social media hints at the thoughts on it. She showed off the plants she has been caring for and wrote: “Congratulations, you have survived the long winter. Spring is coming, please cheer up. Winter must (turn) to spring.” Cheryl also added, “Isn’t life like this? There are always adversities and difficulties, but winter must (turn) to spring.”

Her positive outlook on the situation has impressed many netizens. Several have left encouragements in the comments while others professed their love and support. We too hope they will be able to find the individual who leaked the photos and bring them to justice. After all, no one should ever have their privacy violated like this.

Sources: China Press, Oriental Daily, Apple Daily, 8world.com, Facebook