Former ViuTV host and content creator Lillian Sze has died from ovarian cancer, less than a month after publicly revealing her diagnosis. The 41-year-old's death was announced on her social media page on Sunday, prompting widespread shock and an outpouring of tributes from fans and celebrities in Hong Kong.
Sze, who spoke four languages, frequently emceed fan meetings for Korean pop stars and was known for her positive attitude. She had been battling the disease privately before her announcement, which came weeks ago. Her family did not disclose further details about her treatment.
Friends and former colleagues described her as a resilient and warm personality who touched many lives. Tributes poured in online, with many remembering her cheerful demeanor and professionalism on screen. The entertainment community in Hong Kong has mourned her loss deeply.
The case highlights the often silent struggle of public figures with serious illnesses. While no official statements from health organizations or further medical information have been released, Sze's passing has reignited conversations about cancer awareness and support for patients in the region.