Mary Cheung

In 2012, Cheung was remarried to the teacher and architect John Yu (余文平 ), the second son of Professor Timothy Yu (余也魯 ), the founding professor of School of Communication, Hong Kong Baptist University. Cheung's mother died in 2013 at the age of 90.

During her childhood time at Po Leung Kuk, Cheung had maintained a contact with an aunt, who lived in Los Angeles but did not reveal her true relations. After several letter engagements with the aunt to Cheung's later years, it was revealed that this aunt is a relative of her mother. Later in 2003, Cheung finally reunited with her then 80-year old birth mother, and she found out from her that her birth father had died much earlier.

In 1995, Cheung and Lee divorced and her two children left with their father. Later on the same year, Cheung founded an image consultancy and media-relations training company Mary Cheung & Associates (International) Ltd. and serves as its managing director.

In 1980, Cheung was married to Dr Peter Lee (李忠琛 ), a meteorologist of the Royal Observatory Hong Kong and the elder brother of the late Bruce Lee. Following which, Cheung retired from the entertainment industry and took up management courses at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. She gave birth to a son Lee Wai-ho (李偉豪 ) in 1981 and a daughter Lee Yuk-yee (李珏頤 ) in 1984. She was baptised as a Protestant in 1985.

She contested in the 1975 Miss Hong Kong Beauty Pageant and was emerged as a Champion. She entered CTV as an assistant editor and made her first acting appearance in the 1976 television series Star (明星 ). She left CTV prior to its bankruptcy and signed on as an ATV actress.

Mary Cheung (born 11 August 1952) was a Miss Hong Kong 1975 winner, image consultant, host, painter, photographer and former actress. She is the founder of the image consultancy and media-relations training company Mary Cheung & Associates and was widely regarded as one of the most successful women in Hong Kong.

Born in Hong Kong in 1952, at the age of six, Cheung lost the care of her birth parents due to a divorce and became an orphan. She was left in the streets as a vagrant to fend for herself for two years, before she was discovered and referred to the Social Welfare Department, and was taken to a charity organization Po Leung Kuk for adoption. She attend the Kiangsu-Chekiang College and upon graduation she studied business at the Sacred Heart Canossian Commercial School.