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Trending: Jackie Chan Revealed He Was 'Forced' To Marry Wife
Jackie Chan is currently trending for his shocking revelation he made in an interview in 2015, where reportedly he said that he was forced to marry wife
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Jackie Chan's Son Jaycee Released From Jail
In a press conference Jaycee Chan will reportedly "formally apologise" for his wrongdoing
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Jackie Chan's Son Gets Six Months for China Drugs Offence: Court
The son of kung fu star Jackie Chan admitted drugs offences on Friday and was sentenced to six months in prison, a Beijing court said.
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Jackie Chan's Son Gets 6 Months in Jail For Drug Offense
"I violated the law. I deserve to be punished. When I return to society, I won't do it again," Chan said in courtroom footage
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Jackie Chan's Son Arrested on Drugs Charges, Could be Jailed for Three Years
Police in Beijing have formally arrested the son of Hong Kong martial arts film star Jackie Chan on suspicion of allowing other people to consume drugs, a charge that carries a maximum sentence of three years' imprisonment, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Trending: Jackie Chan Revealed He Was 'Forced' To Marry Wife
Jackie Chan is currently trending for his shocking revelation he made in an interview in 2015, where reportedly he said that he was forced to marry wife
-
Jackie Chan's Son Jaycee Released From Jail
In a press conference Jaycee Chan will reportedly "formally apologise" for his wrongdoing
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Jackie Chan's Son Gets Six Months for China Drugs Offence: Court
The son of kung fu star Jackie Chan admitted drugs offences on Friday and was sentenced to six months in prison, a Beijing court said.
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Jackie Chan's Son Gets 6 Months in Jail For Drug Offense
"I violated the law. I deserve to be punished. When I return to society, I won't do it again," Chan said in courtroom footage
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Jackie Chan's Son Arrested on Drugs Charges, Could be Jailed for Three Years
Police in Beijing have formally arrested the son of Hong Kong martial arts film star Jackie Chan on suspicion of allowing other people to consume drugs, a charge that carries a maximum sentence of three years' imprisonment, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
