Hangeng rumored to be getting married with Jiang Kai Tong

Hangeng [SM Entertainment]

Rumor has been circulating that former Super Junior member Hangeng is likely to put a ring on Chinese actress Jiang Kai Tong’s finger soon.

A photo of Hangeng and Jiang, taken from Chengdu Airport on an unknown date and posted online on February 12, caused an outbreak of a marriage scandal between the two celebrities over the weekend, according to Taiwanese online paper Apple Daily’s report on Saturday.

What seemed to be no more than a romance rumor with Jiang, also known as Jiang Ling, snowballed into a huge marriage scandal a week after word of their relationship began to spread through Weibo, the Chinese version of Twitter.

Also, the report said that Hangeng already took Jiang to visit his parents in Heilongjiang Province, indicating that they are planning to get married.

The couple was also spotted at a movie theater “without being conscious of being in the public,” the report stated.

This is not the first time for the former boy band member to be drawn into a scandal with a Chinese actress. His romantic stories with female celebrities have not stopped since his debut as a member of Super Junior in 2005.

Niu Meng Meng, Liu Yi Fei and Lulu, or Li Xiaolu, are actresses who are suspected to have dated Hangeng.

Recently, his complicated relationship with one of the actresses has caused troubles with his manager, according to Chinese media reports.

Meanwhile, Jiang’s rep told the media that they refuse to confirm any of the information about the rumors, saying that the agency is not interested in the celebrity’s privacy.

Hangeng's 24-year-old scandal partner has appeared in a number of TV series including “Fall in Love” on Hunan TV in 2011.

Her name became familiar to the Korean public after it was announced that she will star in Chinese drama “Another Brilliant Life” with Korean actor Park Hae-jin.

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