Reports have surfaced that two women were involved in the Jaycee Chan drug scandal along with Taiwanese actor Kai Ko.

The two women reported to be involved in the Jaycee Chan drug bust were Alice Li, an actress who is under the management of Emperor Group, and Joyce Chang, a Chinese former member of the South Korean girl group RaNia. Chan is the son of famed actor and martial arts expert Jackie Chan.

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Chang and Li were said to have been at Chan's Beijing apartment party before being arrested at a nearby reflexology center. Speculations was the two females could possibly be drug users as well.

In December 2011, Chang, otherwise known as Yijo in South Korea, left RaNia, which was under DR Music and American producer Teddy Riley. Her career in the foreign country was rather short-lived. She returned to China after that.

On the other hand, Li is known to have starred in a Chinese film, "But Always." The film also featured Hong Kong stars Nicholas Tse and Gao Yuan Yuan. The movie has yet to be released in theatres.

The production team, as well as film sponsors, worry Li will be banned from Chinese media just like Taiwanese actor Ko, according to published reports.

Chinese media already has announced they do not support reports regarding Chan and Ko's drug case arrest and it could possibly affect Alice Li's career along with her featured movies.

Additional reports say Li and Chang pleaded with Beijing authorities for leniency, even requesting for their deeds and identities to be kept confidential.

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