Liu Lingling’s Late‑In‑The‑Game Pregnancy Adventure
When a new life arrives, most of us jump for joy. Liu Lingling, though, did a giddy double‑take when she found out she was pregnant at 50—a situation that had her 59‑year‑old mind racing like a hamster on a wheel.
She admitted, “I couldn’t believe it was happening. It was only at eight months that the reality set in.” All this while keeping the legendary riddle of who’s the daddy to herself for a whole five‑year mystery period before revealing that it’s her husband, Qiu Jinhai.
This isn’t her first rodeo
Lingling has had a wild “pregnancy –– miscarriage” saga in the past. This time, the advanced age threw a curveball that made the whole process feel like a high‑stakes poker game: intestinally safer but emotionally risky. She told us she felt insecure for months, like a toddler who just got a new backpack and doesn’t know how to buckle it.
Meet Caleb: Her Little Star in the Making
Caleb, who was conceived via IVF and is now eight, is a living testament to the miracles that can happen even when life says “try again.” Their affair started in 2018 but the official “Hi, I’m the Mister” moment kept hush‑hush for years.
Lingling’s story crashed or “breathtaking” moments styled it like a Netflix drama, except it’s real.
The Camping Chronicles
During the first episode of “A Night Under The Stars,” (hosted by Darren Lim), Liu blurred the lines between celebrity parenthood and “fun in the woods.” She opened up on camera while holding back tears and said:
- “I used to hide him as my child.”
- “I’m an older mum, but I want to film and frame our moments.”
- I want Caleb to know that my love for him outshines everyone’s.
She shared that the time she gets to spend with him is precious—every minute feels like a gift, and she wants to keep it well documented for when the days of being present might run out.
Life Lessons & Guilt Pains
Lingling’s voice turned into the rudimentary life coach for Caleb at the age of four. She opened our parenting‑time in the following way:
“Daddy and Mummy will die of old age someday.” Cal—when he was four—asked, “Are you afraid of being alone?” He answered, “Not at all.” She listened to the emotional, heartfelt truths that she
sits we used to eighth or a hug hi.
When you are a veteran actress with a court‑crazy work queue, the Sunday‑mood “no time for the little guy” can become a hard‑truth. The pandemic’s circuit breaker turned out to be a surprise blessing as she gained enough time to actually notice the line she was missing across the wall of celebrities.
Singing to the Future
She even composed a song for Caleb—a lullaby that will stay with him long after she’s gone. So while the calendar turns again, the beats of her love melt into his bottom line.
What Darren had to say
Darren, 49, admitted it’s rough: “Lingling has had an incredibly tough journey. The fact that she’s an older mother doesn’t faze me. She takes on the role of a mentor, her kid becomes her chance to learn that the best is saved for them.”
And that brings us to the humble note: The world might give her a tightly packed schedule, but the sweet kicks of family moments are her real oxygen.
