Priscilla Wong Takes Infant Son on Malaysia Shoot
The actress flew to Malaysia for a screen project with her baby, while her husband Edwin Siu stayed behind in Hong Kong.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Child Care
Priscilla Wong returned to work after giving birth by flying to Malaysia for a screen project, bringing her infant son Siu Haha along. Her husband, Edwin Siu, remained in Hong Kong preparing for a concert stop in Guangzhou.
Why it matters
The trip highlights how new parents in the entertainment industry are balancing demanding work schedules with infant care. Wong's arrangement, with on-the-ground childcare help and a mother-and-baby room on set, shows one way productions can accommodate nursing mothers.
The report describes one dedicated mother-and-baby room on set and one Malaysia-based friend, Debbie Goh, providing childcare during the trip. It does not give the length of the shoot or the production's broader childcare policies.
The players
Priscilla Wong
Hong Kong actress who returned to work after giving birth by taking her infant son on a screen project shoot in Malaysia.
Edwin Siu
Hong Kong singer and actor, Wong's husband, who stayed in Hong Kong preparing for a concert tour stop in Guangzhou.
The details
Wong framed the trip as a working-mum push and took her infant son Siu Haha on her first major shoot since giving birth. Siu remained in Hong Kong preparing for the Guangzhou stop of a concert tour with Kenneth Ma and Joe Cheung, posting a note saying he missed his wife and son.
Timeline
Article about Wong's trip to Malaysia with her son published November 4, 2026.
Season Trajectory
Parents in Hong Kong have traditionally depended on live-in domestic helpers and grandparents to manage childcare while working. Wong's arrangement, relying on a friend and a dedicated on-set nursing room, marks a different approach for a working parent in the entertainment industry.
Working parents who must travel for jobs can look at how Wong used a trusted friend for on-the-ground childcare and requested a mother-and-baby room on set. Asking a production about nursing facilities before accepting a location assignment is one practical step for parents in similar situations.
The takeaway
Wong's trip shows that a dedicated nursing space and a reliable friend on site can make a work trip with an infant workable. Parents planning similar travel can ask employers or productions about these supports in advance.
Further reading
For more on how working parents manage infant care, browse our Child Care coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Dimsum Daily.
