Louis Yuen decides not to have any children

By Desmond Yap | From Cinema Online Exclusively for Yahoo! Newsroom – Mon, Jun 25, 2012

25 Jun - Louis Yuen said he is currently in a stable relationship with his girlfriend. He told the local media that he is not getting rushed by his mother just because his elder sister is married and has kids.

As for his girlfriend, Louis said it is impossible to "fly out his girlfriend's fingers". They both have a consensus that they won't be having any children, but they will stay happily together for the rest of their lives. However, he added that he does feel the pressure when he is rushed by his friend, actor Eric Tsang.

Louis added that his wedding party will be simple and comprise of a dinner with some close friends.

In other related news, his latest TVB series "No Good Either Way" sees Louis pairing up with Leanne Li, who is also Wong Cho Lam's girlfriend. Despite his close relationship with Wong, he said that Wong feels safe that his close friend pairs up with his girlfriend.

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