Philip仔 Returns Grown Up at Come Home Love Finale Party
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Summary
TVB's high-rating long-running sitcom Come Home Love: Happy Courier concluded its run on August 7, with multiple celebratory events held to thank viewers for their years of support. The fan club dinner on August 6 in Tsim Sha Tsui saw the surprise return of former child star Leung Yu-kan, who played Philip, now 15 and showing dramatic physical growth . The finale party on August 7 in Sha Tin featured performances by cast members and emotional speeches, though some cast tensions were visibly present .
Key Points
- Leung Yu-kan, who played Philip, surprised fans at the August 6 dinner after leaving the show in 2023 to focus on secondary school studies .
- The 15-year-old actor now stands taller than co-star Fan Yik-man, showing dramatic growth since his last appearance .
- Leung wore a red cap, glasses, grey T-shirt and jeans, displaying mature fashion sense and calm demeanor on stage .
- At the August 7 Sha Tin finale party, Teng Lai-ming and Lin Suk-man had zero interaction throughout the entire event .
- Teng spent the event chatting with Lui Wai-yee and turning away while Lin spoke with Hui Ka-kit for nearly two minutes .
- Senior cast member Lau Dan tearfully promised audiences "our family will never break apart" during his speech .
- The "Big Four Joy" senior hip-hop group reunited with Lau Dan, Law Lok-lam, Chan Wing-chun and Chung Chi-kwong performing .
- Notable absences at the finale included Ng Wai-ho (Chu Ling Ling), Yau Tsz-him (Onion Head) and Hui Sze-man (Kwan Sister) .
Why It Matters
The return of Philip marks a nostalgic moment for longtime viewers who watched Leung grow up on screen from age 6, reflecting the show's generational impact on Hong Kong television audiences . The visible cast tensions at the finale party highlight how behind-the-scenes dynamics can overshadow celebratory moments, even as the series concludes its successful multi-year run .
The return of Philip marks a nostalgic moment for longtime viewers who watched Leung grow up on screen from age 6, reflecting the show's generational impact on Hong Kong television audiences . The visible cast tensions at the finale party highlight how behind-the-scenes dynamics can overshadow celebratory moments, even as the series concludes its successful multi-year run .