Jesseca Liu Surprises Mom with First Photo of New Boyfriend, Complete with Bald Cap and Fake Belly – Entertainment News

Jesseca Liu Surprises Mom with First Photo of New Boyfriend, Complete with Bald Cap and Fake Belly – Entertainment News

When Dad’s Dad‑Day Dress Turns Out a Fashion Faux Pas

Introducing the new boyfriend to your parents is a high‑stakes event. No one wants that awkward “who’s that?” moment to become a permanent meme. A simple way to make a splash? A decent photo of your beau—no snake‑skin costumes, no wolf‑hats, just a clean, confident shot.

Jesseca’s “Epic Costume” Bet

Actress Jesseca Liu did just that… but she sent her mom a chef‑to‑comedian snapshot. Jeremy Chan, then‑boyfriend, wore a bald wig cap and a fake belly for a variety show. “He had a bald wig cap on, with just a bit of hair at the sides. He also wore a fake belly.” “I told my mum, ‘This is my new boyfriend.’”

With 43 years of stardom, Jesseca didn’t think twice. She was sure Jeremy would win over the elders. The gamble was right—when he finally met Jess’s mom, the man pulled his shirt, told a joke, and everything calmed down.

Style Advice from Binge‑Worthy Couples

  • Jesseca’s fashion army: “No way, they’ll laugh at you and your short legs.” With a sprinkle of advice, Jeremy’s wardrobe has been upgraded since 2017.
  • Rebecca’s style policy: “I don’t want to change my fiancé Matthew Webster’s fashion sense, but I’ll hand over my ‘more stylish’ sunglasses.” She’s also curious about what happens when her partner looks younger after a decade of dating.

Love, Makeup, and Matchmaking

Jesseca and Rebecca share a glowing friend—makeup maestro Shaun Lee. He was the silent architect of Jess’s wedding brothel, and later, the matchmaker who turned Rebecca to Matthew.

Rebecca recounts:

“We were ‘matchmade,’” she said. “Even the way we met was traditional—our friends vetted our pictures and everything.”

When she almost bailed on a blind date (late work hours), Matthew’s voice pulled her back: “You better be here, don’t you dare back out. This guy’s not bad.”

That second date was where the magic happened—eyes, humor, and a slow‑paced fall into love.

Bottom Line

First impressions do matter—especially when you’re the unofficial ambassador for your partner’s style. Send a decent pic, keep the wardrobe natural, and let your boyfriend shine. And if you’re lucky enough to have a good friend in between, you’ll get a loving introduction and plenty of backstage laughter. Cheers to love, pants, and perfect pairs of sunglasses!