Wang Yien, an emerging Gen Z singer known for his hit song Proudstunned the audience afterwards revealing that he secretly married and divorced within just one year, a fact that remained unknown to fans until now.
The revelation came during a recent livestream on April 1, in which Wang Yien addressed a number of rumors circulating online, including accusations that he had a child and was maintaining a secret relationship. While he firmly denies such claims, he unexpectedly revealed a deeply personal chapter in his life.
According to the singer, he registered his marriage around 2023 under pressure from his parents, following the local customs of his hometown. He clarified that the relationship was purely formal, with no romantic basis. The couple reportedly never lived together and there was no physical relationship or children involved.
In 2024, after his grandmother’s death, Wang Yien decided to end the marriage. She explained that the lack of emotional connection and increasing pressure from family expectations ultimately led to a peaceful divorce.
The singer also revealed that his agency had attempted to stop him from going public with the story. However, he chose to speak personally to clear up misunderstandings and prevent further speculation. He specifically asked fans not to harass his ex-wife.
During the live stream, Wang Yien became visibly emotional and burst into tears, expressing the immense pressure he faced amid the ongoing rumors.
The revelation quickly sent Chinese social media into a frenzy. Opinions remain divided: some netizens criticized him for keeping such an important life event under wraps, accusing him of misleading the public. Others defended the singer, pointing out that he had never advertised himself as single and that the marriage had ended without scandal.
Born in 1998, Wang Yien has built a strong fan base thanks to his warm voice and striking visuals, including his impressive height of 1.87 meters. Beyond Proudhas released several well-received songs and successfully held his first solo tour last year, with sold-out shows in major cities such as Beijing and Shanghai.
As the debate continues, Wang Yien’s candid confession once again highlighted the intense scrutiny faced by young celebrities and the fine line between public image and private life in today’s entertainment industry.
