Taiwanese actor and singer Vanness Wu has announced his new marriage, eight years after the end of his first marriage. The former F4 member shared the news via his social media account on June 29, expressing gratitude for what he described as a year full of blessings.
In his heartfelt post, Vanness Wu wrote: “Every good thing comes from above. 2026 was a year filled with endless blessings. I was able to reunite with my members for a tour, continue to do what I love by performing on stage, and now I have been blessed to meet the most precious person in my life.”
He went on to thank fans for their unwavering support. “I am so grateful to be able to share this love with everyone who has supported me for so long. I pray that God blesses each of you with the same love and grace that He has so generously given to me.”
In addition to the announcement, Vanness Wu posted a photo showing him and his wife holding hands while wearing matching wedding rings. Although the rings were simple in design, fans noticed that his bride also wore a large gemstone ring.
The new marriage comes about eight years after Vanness Wu divorced his first wife, Arissa Cheo, a Singaporean heiress. The couple married in 2013 before officially ending their marriage in 2018 after years of reported relationship difficulties.
Although Vanness Wu did not reveal the identity of his wife in his announcement, Taiwanese media, including ETtoday, reported that the bride is Japanese singer Emida Aramaki.
According to reports, Aramaki was born in Fukuoka, Japan, before moving to the UK at the age of nine. He has carried out artistic and musical activities in Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States. After returning to Japan in 2024, she made her official music debut with the single “Purple Dream”.
Vanness Wu rose to international fame as one of the four members of F4, the group formed thanks to the hit Taiwanese drama Meteor Gardenthe original adaptation of Boys over the flowers.
After the success of the drama, he built a career spanning music, television and film. He has also collaborated with several Korean artists, including Kangta and Junho of 2PM, expanding his popularity across Asia.
Sources: Daum | OSEN
