According to Dimsum Dailythe footage revealed Chung’s 2,000-square-foot (186-square-meters) mansion, designed with a modern, minimalist aesthetic.

Upon entering the home, viewers are immediately drawn to a large shoe cabinet, which leads into a living room featuring an L-shaped sofa, a large flat-screen TV, and an abundance of natural light pouring through expansive floor-to-ceiling windows. A corner of the living room is dedicated to an electric bike, surrounded by trendy decor and collectible figures, including pieces from Nara, Kaws, and Murakami.

Chung has transformed her dining area into a leisure and entertainment zone. It includes two single sofas and a small round table, with plans to turn it into a mahjong area where friends can gather and enjoy games. The kitchen, encased in floor-to-ceiling glass, exudes an airy, open feel and is fully equipped with modern appliances. The kitchen also features a television, allowing Chung to cook while enjoying entertainment.

Chung also shared a glimpse of her expansive walk-in wardrobe, which boasts a grand vanity and a collection of clothing, shoes, sunglasses, and more than a dozen designer suitcases. Chung revealed that she has been sorting through her unused items and reselling them on second-hand online platforms.

Hong Kong singer Gillian Chung’s walk-in wardrobe at her Beijing residence. Photo from Zhejiang TV’s YouTube

Chung, 44, first rose to fame in 2001 as part of the Cantopop duo Twins with Charlene Choi and later achieved success in acting, starring in several box-office hits. Following the unauthorized distribution of private photographs involving her and Hong Kong actor Edison Chen in 2008, she took a break from public life for over a year.

In 2018, she married Taiwanese gynecologist Michael Lai, but the couple separated two years later. That same year, Chung relocated to China, according to the South China Morning Postand has since focused on further developing her career in the mainland.