Taiwanese stars Yang Kuei-mei and Lee Kang-sheng savor Musang King durian during Singapore film festival visit

Yang shared a Facebook post featuring a photo of herself and Lee, 56, indulging in the premium durian at Ah Di Dempsey Durian on Dempsey Road, Singapore, according to The Star. Alongside the photo, she wrote, "No matter how busy I am, I have to make time for durian."

Taiwanese actor Lee Kang-sheng (left) and actress Yang Kuei-mei enjoy Musang King durian in Singapore. Photo courtesy of Yang’s Facebook

In addition to the shared photo, Yang posted solo pictures, including one where she holds the "King of Fruits" in front of the durian shop's sign and another where she enjoys the fruit while wearing a glove.

Yang, 65, recently won the Best Supporting Actress award at Taiwan’s Golden Horse Awards for her role in the family drama "Yen and Ai-Lee", which was featured in SGIFF's lineup. The film premiered on December 1 at the National Museum of Singapore, where Yang was also honored with the Screen Icon Award.

Lee, a celebrated actor known for his performances in Tsai Ming-liang’s films, received the Screen Icon Award earlier during SGIFF’s opening ceremony on Nov. 28 at Capitol Theatre. He stars in "Stranger Eyes" by Singaporean director Yeo Siew Hua, the first Singaporean film to compete at the Venice Film Festival, which opened SGIFF this year.

The two veteran actors, who previously worked together on Tsai’s 1994 classic "Vive L’Amour", reunited on Nov. 30 for a dialogue session to reflect on their collaboration and share insights into their acting careers.