HONG KONG: Former TVB actress Amisha Ng has announced that she is divorcing her non-showbiz husband, Leo, after three years of marriage.
She also accused him of years of alleged abuse, property damage and harassment.
The 35-year-old shared the news in a series of Instagram Stories on Thursday, opening up about her troubled marriage and saying it had taken a heavy toll on her physical and mental health.
“Things never improved over the years. I simply chose to remain silent and focus on working to make a living,” she wrote, according to Hong Kong news outlet HK01.
Ng claimed her husband had repeatedly damaged furniture and her personal belongings, put cameras up to watch their home, and harassed her.
She added that she stayed quiet because she did not want to worry her older and younger relatives.
While she noted that Leo had been struggling without a job, Ng stressed that she had also been working hard to support herself.
She urged him to stop blaming others for his problems.
Ng further claimed that his behaviour had recently got worse, alleging that he would turn off the water supply whenever she brushed her teeth or used hot water.
She also said Leo had repeatedly changed the passcode on their electronic door lock, locking her out so she could not get her things.
According to Ng, he demanded she move everything out at once, threatening to destroy her belongings if she did not clear them out while he was away.
To back her claims, Ng shared a video appearing to show a man outside her home changing the electronic lock’s passcode.
“Just as I stepped out to put on my shoes and go to work, he immediately came out and changed the password,” she wrote, adding that she had saved the original footage for possible legal action.
She also posted a photo of a damaged rubbish bin, captioning it: “I’m afraid I might end up like this rubbish bin.”
Ng and Leo married in August 2023, though cracks in their marriage showed just four months later when she accused him of changing the door lock and locking her out.
Ng is best known for her role in the 2016 TVB drama Come Home Love: Dinner At 8.