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Chinese influencer, rumoured to be wife of Prince Group's Chen Zhi, shows off 24-carat gold piano, private jet on social media
Some have expressed doubt that she is indeed Chen Zhi's wife.
January 12, 2026, 02:11 PM
Following the arrest of Prince Group's Chen Zhi, the alleged mastermind behind a Cambodian-based scam syndicate, rumours circulated on Chinese social media about the opulent lifestyle led by his supposed wife.
She is said to be an influencer who flaunted her life of luxury, complete with branded clothes, a gold-threaded bed frame and a 24-carat gold grand piano.
However, some online commenters have expressed doubts over the veracity of the claim.
Opulence
According to Taiwan's CTI News, online users claimed that the influencer, who goes by Eva, but whose real name is Li X Yun, is the wife of alleged scam mastermind Chen Zhi.
Chen is being accused of running a scam ring using his Cambodian-based conglomerate, Prince Group Holdings, as a front.
He has since been arrested and extradited to China.
According to the rumour, Eva hails from Nanchong city in China's Sichuan province.
The duo apparently have a son and a daughter together.
Eva frequently flaunted her life of luxury on social media.
In one photo, she shared about a gold-threaded bed frame worth 5 million yuan (S$921,450).
In another, she showed a 24-carat gold Steinway and Sons Grand piano worth 7 million yuan (S$1,290,000), which she gifted to her daughter.
Eva would be clad in apparel and accessories from top-end brands, such as Hermes or Chanel, HK101 reported.
Her daughter would also be seen in clothes from luxury brands.
Private jets and yachts also formed part of the opulent lifestyle.
Doubts about veracity of claims
According to HK101, the link between Eva and Chen Zhi was drawn based on photos supposedly depicting them as a couple.
In one, a man, who looked like Chen Zhi, was seen giving the influencer a peck on the cheek.
Some online users have expressed doubt, arguing that it cannot be verified that the man in the photo was indeed Chen.
Eva's social media pages have since been deleted, HK101 noted.
Top image via CTI News, HK101
