Court hears Kwong father cursed at Tse over daughter-in-law feud
In Hong Kong's High Court, Kwong Kong-kit testified that his father, Kwong Kau, swore at influencer Tse Tin-fung during a 2022 argument over a child's fever, worsening their relationship until Tse's death.
Kwong Kong-kit, the elder brother of Tse Tin-fung's ex-husband Kwong Kong-chi, continued his testimony in the High Court on 10 November 2026, answering questions from his barrister in the ongoing murder trial.
Kwong Kong-kit said that in 2022, Tse's mother, Cheung Yin-fa, told Tse that Kwong Kong-chi had a girlfriend in mainland China. Tse reacted angrily, complaining that she was looking after the children in Hong Kong while her ex-husband 'had fun' on the mainland. Kwong Kong-kit testified that he saw Tse cry in front of her two children. She then pressured Kwong Kong-chi to return to Hong Kong, which he did a month later.
Around June or July 2022, Tse's daughter had a fever at the family's flat in the upscale Kadoorie Hill area. Tse was in a room scolding Kwong Kong-kit's mother when Kwong Kau, Kwong Kong-kit's father, was watching television in the living room with Kwong Kong-kit and a man named Tam Fong-kwan. Kwong Kau heard the commotion, rushed to the room and swore at Tse. Family members had to separate them and later persuaded Kwong Kau to leave the Kadoorie Hill residence.
Kwong Kong-kit said that after this incident, Kwong Kau and Tse never met again. Their relationship became hostile, with no further contact. However, Tse's relationship with Kwong Kong-chi and Kwong Kong-kit's mother remained unchanged.
Describing his own role, Kwong Kong-kit said he was in a unique position — he was both a member of the Kwong family and a close friend of Tse, helping her look after the children and manage the household. Because of this, he said, Tse did not blame him.