Inside Hong Kong diva Rosamund Kwan’s splendid life – how the Once Upon a Time in China star has invested in luxury property, art and a collection of Hermès bags

Apr 9 , 2021

Former actress Rosamund Kwan on the runway for the 20th anniversary of luxury fashion retailer Moiselle in Central, Hong Kong. Today she has substantial investments in property, as well collecting art and luxury fashion. Photo: handout

Kwan invested smart with an apartment at The Nautilus in Repulse Bay and another at Tregunter in Mid-Levels – together now worth over HK$500 million

Besides practising yoga and playing the drums, she has her own make-up brand Rosamour and a clothing line in collaboration with Moiselle

As one of the biggest stars in Hong Kong during the glory days of the 80s and 90s, Rosamund Kwan knows how to live it up. Kwan left the entertainment industry in 2007 and has since has time spare to indulge in anything that took her fancy. She practises yoga and plays the drums, besides working on her own make-up brand Rosamour and a collaborative clothing line with Moiselle.

Kwan has reportedly accumulated a lot of wealth from property investments since her retirement, which likely helps support her fabulous lifestyle. Recently she opened up her home on a television segment about feng shui, giving audiences worldwide a glimpse inside her multimillion dollar home.

Here are a few more things that we at STYLE have found out about her.

She has a net worth of over HK$500 million (US$64.2 million)

Reaching the height of her fame in 80s and 90s, mostly through numerous appearances in Hong Kong films, the star of the Once Upon a Time in China franchise then steadily retreated from the limelight and started amassing a fortune in property.

It was reported on topick.hket.com that she bought a flat at The Nautilus in Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay for HK$113 million. That development’s units have more than tripled in value since. The same source says she bought a flat in the exclusive residential complex, Tregunter, in Mid-Levels in 2017, for HK$190 million. These two investments alone would put her with over HK$500 million in assets today.

She has an impressive wardrobe