Huang Cuiru’s Pregnancy Secret Revealed: How a Careful Diet Became Her Top Priority
- Huang Cuiru and Hu Hongjun attended a press conference, where Cuiru's appearance sparked
- At the press conference, Cuiru wore a long suspender dress and kept covering her belly with her hands when taking photos.
- When asked about the pregnancy rumors, Cuiru said, "Edwin cooks for me every day now.
Huang Cuiru Sparks Pregnancy Rumors at Press Conference
Written by: Shanyu | Photography: Samuel
Huang Cuiru and Hu Hongjun attended a press conference, where Cuiru’s appearance sparked pregnancy rumors. Earlier, netizens photographed Cuiru wearing a loose skirt and sneakers while shopping in Chaozhou with her husband Xiao Zhengnan (Edwin). Her belly was slightly protruding, leading to speculation about a possible pregnancy.

At the press conference, Cuiru wore a long suspender dress and kept covering her belly with her hands when taking photos. When toasting, she did not drink any alcohol, citing her rare consumption of liquor and the need to be particularly careful about her diet recently.
Huang Cuiru on Pregnancy Rumors and Childbirth
When asked about the pregnancy rumors, Cuiru said, “Edwin cooks for me every day now. I know that everyone has been asking me. I am so grateful for everyone’s care over the years. I am waiting for God’s arrangement.” She also mentioned that her body shape has not changed and she is still very thin.
Cuiru adopted a natural attitude towards childbirth, stating, “It depends on God’s arrangements and let nature take its course. Sometimes, you cannot force it. If you really have a happy meeting, I’m very grateful.”
Hu Hongjun on His New Mandarin Song and Beauty Routine
Hu Hongjun revealed that he has been experiencing edema problems and skin issues as he ages. “I admit that I am greedy for beauty, because it is normal to be in front of the camera. Maintaining the status is a kind of respect for the audience.”
He recently released the Mandarin song “City Light” and tried rapping two lines for the first time. “I felt uncomfortable and awkward at first, and I needed to get used to it slowly.”

