Former Chinese idol Huang Yiming’s sudden reduction of live streaming has had everybody guessing that Wang Sicong has something to do with it.

As reported on China Press, the 24-year-old, who admitted a few months ago that the father of the daughter she had out of wedlock is the said billionaire, recently reduced her time of selling coloured contact lenses via live streams and told followers that she has been busy moving to a new place.

It is noted that Huang once stated that she had never taken a penny from Wang nor did she desire to become a rich man’s wife, adding, “The money I used to raise my baby is earned by selling coloured contact lenses myself.”

Now that she has decreased her presence online, many speculated that Wang must have something to do with it.

On 11 August, a Weibo user claimed that the billionaire has privately acknowledged his child and has given Huang RMB 3 million in annual child support as well as a new home. It alleged that Wang has asked Huang to reduce her online presence and to not mention him during her live streams.

Netizens also noticed that Huang has changed the description in her social media account’s profile to read, “live streams at random”, fuelling the rumours that she is abiding by the agreement made by Wang.

While both Huang and Wang made no response to the rumours, many netizens took to the comments to the former idol’s account and calling her a hypocrite for pretending not to care about money.

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Huang Yiming has recently dismissed the notion that her revelation about Wang Sicong being her baby daddy was so that she can marry him.

The “Youth with You” former trainee recently went on live and responded to some netizens making claims about her wanting to be a billionaire’s wife, saying, “Why do you think I want to marry him? How confused do you have to be to think that?”

“Do you want your husband to not come home every night?” she asked, referring to Wang’s playboy persona.

In the same live, Huang also advised netizens not to be a single mother, referring to herself as a “concubine in the cold palace”.

“I will definitely tell my child, no matter what others say about whether dad loves you or not, mum loves you very much, and everyone loves you very much,” she added.

It was back in June that Huang drunkenly revealed that the baby whom she has given birth to belongs to the director of the Dalian Wanda Group. She also slammed Wang for being an irresponsible man and said that she hated him very much.

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Former “Youth with You” trainee Huang Yiming has recently opened up about the baby that she has given birth to, claiming the father of the child to be the director of Dalian Wanda Group, Wang Sicong.

As reported on Oriental Daily, the revelation came in a drunk video she released late at night, where she slammed her baby daddy to be an irresponsible man, and added, “WSC, to be honest, I hate you so much.”

While she did not name him directly at first, she later made it clear that her dissatisfaction was directed at the renowned billionaire playboy Wang Sicong, saying, “Isn’t it just for me to complain about Wang Sicong? Why are so many people talking about me? Isn’t it the same when everyone drinks too much?”

Netizens have different opinions on Huang’s accusation. Some questioned her accusation against Wang, saying, “You are the one who voluntarily gave birth to the child, you are the one who secretly rejoices at your good fortune, and now you are the one who says that boys are irresponsible. I don’t understand.”

Huang responded to this by saying, “It started when I was blocked from showing him the baby,” implying that she had wanted to take the child to see Wang but was rejected.

It was back in October last year that there were rumours about Wang being the father of the baby. However, neither Huang nor Wang confirmed the news.

Huang admitted that she had given birth to a baby in June last year, saying that she had broken up with the father of her child after she learned that she was pregnant.

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