Chinese actress Song Zu’er has become the center of fresh dating rumors involving co-star Liu Yuning, following viral speculation on social media.
According to Sohu on April 13, the rumors began when a social media account—allegedly linked to Song Zu’er—was discovered interacting with content related to both stars. The account reportedly “liked” posts about the pair and had followed their fan “super topic” for over 1,000 days, raising eyebrows among netizens.
Adding fuel to the speculation, the same account was said to have previously followed topics linking Song Zu’er with actor Ethan Juan—with whom she had also been rumored to be romantically involved in the past.
The renewed attention quickly sparked theories that Song Zu’er and Liu Yuning might be dating in real life, especially given their strong on-screen chemistry in the hit drama The Prisoner of Beauty (Khom lưng). The series, filmed in early 2023 and released in 2025, gained massive popularity and helped the duo build a large fanbase as an on-screen couple.
However, the rumors were swiftly shut down. Song Zu’er’s studio released an official statement denying the claims, emphasizing that the circulating information is false. They clarified that the two stars are “just friends and professional colleagues” and urged the public not to misinterpret the situation.
Despite the denial, discussions continue online, reflecting the intense interest in celebrity relationships—especially when fueled by strong on-screen chemistry.
The timing of the rumors is also notable. Song Zu’er only recently returned to the spotlight after her tax-related controversy, which had temporarily halted her acting career. The eventual resolution of the case allowed The Prisoner of Beauty to air, marking a significant comeback moment for the actress.
As the drama continues to attract viewers, the pairing of Song Zu’er and Liu Yuning remains a hot topic. While fans may enjoy imagining their favorite on-screen couple becoming real, the actress’s agency has made it clear: for now, the relationship exists only in fiction.
The incident once again highlights a familiar pattern in the Chinese entertainment industry—where even minor online activity can quickly spiral into full-blown dating rumors, especially when combined with a successful drama and a devoted fanbase.
Sources: Znews
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