Jeremy Lee Chun Kit of the chart-topping Canto-pop group MIRROR offered a deeply personal and humorous window into his life on Monday during a perfume launch in Mong Kok. He shared heartfelt tales from his bandmate Stanley Cheung’s recent Bali wedding while previewing three new fragrances for a crowd of devoted fans known as Unicorns, who chanted their support throughout the event.
During the session, Jeremy playfully crowned fellow member Anson Lo as the group’s “Prince of Fragrance,” claiming the star has a distinct signature scent that is detectable from a significant distance. When asked which bandmate he would gift a perfume bottle to, Jeremy instantly named the newlywed groom, Stanley Cheung.
Jeremy revealed he served as a groomsman for the star-studded affair and gave the couple a five-figure HKD cash red envelope, which he called the most generous monetary gift he has ever offered. The ceremony itself was an emotional tidal wave. “I cried from noon until night,” Jeremy confessed. “It felt exactly like watching my real brother and sister get married.” He broke down while reading the “Thank You” card Stanley wrote for him and even shed tears during the formal photo session, which caught him by surprise.
The group’s strong brotherhood was on full display. Jeremy noted that Edan Lui spent the entire wedding “observing how everyone else cried,” while the entire bridesmaid squad joined in the tears. Jeremy, who normally avoids alcohol, broke his sober streak to help the groom drink whiskey during the reception. “I didn’t get drunk,” he laughed. “Just a little dizzy, even though the bridesmaids were prepared with hangover cures.” Fellow members Anson Lo and Tiger also stepped up to help shield the groom from the relentless glasses raised in his honor.
Jeremy described the overall trip as more exhausting than performing a concert. Between torrential rain, rigorous costume changes, and constant grooming, the experience was intense. His humorous verdict: “Next time, we shouldn’t plan to go so far!” When pressed about why he did not share any swimsuit photos from Bali, Jeremy modestly demurred, pointing to the famously sculpted physiques of his bandmates. “Comparing myself to them, I’ll pass this time,” he said humbly. “I’m basically just skin and bones!”
The deeply personal anecdotes illustrated the authentic chemistry that forms the foundation of MIRROR’s massive success. In an industry where manufactured relationships are common, Jeremy’s willingness to share such humanizing details—from extreme financial generosity to unabashed emotional vulnerability—offers fans a genuine connection. As MIRROR continues to dominate the Asian entertainment landscape, moments like these add depth to the characters behind the artists, reinforcing their bond as one of the most compelling storylines in contemporary Canto-pop.