Rumor has it that former Hong Kong beauty queen Bernice Liu's reason for moving to ex-boyfriend Moses Chan's neighborhood is because she holds a grudge against the actor since they have broken up.

While Hong Kong actress Aimee Chan, Moses' wife, announced that she is in the first three months of her pregnancy just recently, Liu is said to have moved to a property in the couple's neighborhood, giving rise to speculations that she still has hurt feelings over her past relationship with Moses.

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Last Thursday, October 9, Liu is said to have been spotted around The Beverly Hills, a high-end residential area located in Tai Po, the same place where Moses and Aimee are living.

The 35-year old actress was apparently jogging around the vicinity when media personnel met her. When asked about how well she knew the neighborhood, Liu allegedly stated that her relatives stayed in the area.

According to media reports, while she was jogging, she shared that she was headed towards Luk Keng to go climbing, but said nothing about Moses and her relationship with him back then.

Despite her rather cool disposition when spotted at Moses' neighborhood, an insider source allegedly asserted that the former beauty queen holds a grudge against the actor ever since they have broken up back in 2010.

According to this source, their breakup was brought about by the news that Liu had been going on dates with Alistair Lam while still in a relationship with Moses. The actress is said to have brushed the issue off, but Moses one-sidedly broke up with her, which left her with no choice but to end it as well.

According to the source, the actress' popularity was tremendously affected by the controversial breakup, but has been bouncing back to the scene with her businesses going well and public appearances recently.

On the other hand, Moses gave his comments about the claim, saying that it isn't proper to be talking about it as he is married with kids. He said, "We're a happy family now and what's past is past. I hope everyone lives well and that we live well too."

TagsMoses Chan, Bernice Liu