Denise Ho (何韻詩)
Denise Ho [File Photo]
Denise Ho, born in May 1977, is a Hong Kong-based Cantopop singer. She emigrated with her family to Montreal, Quebec at the age of 11, and then studied at Université du Québec in Canada.
Ho's music career was launched in 1996, after she won the 15th New Talent Singing Awards in Hong Kong. Her victory not only earned her a recording contract with Capital Artists Limited, but also a chance to become the only female apprentice of her childhood idol, Anita Mui.
On Nov. 11, 2012, Ho openly acknowledged her sexual orientation when she participated in a Hong Kong Pride Parade called "Dare To Love." During the activity, Ho announced in front of more than 4,000 participants that she was a lesbian.
 |  |
Heavy traffic turns expressway into huge parking lot
Chinese-American girl selected as Rose Parade princess
Top 10 nominated designs at BJDW
Fashion show staged in Forbidden City at night
Construction of HK-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge enters final stage
Model of heavy-lift copter makes debuts at Tianjin expo
Art photos of Chinese beauty in Han Chinese clothing
Stunning photos of air show in China’s V-Day parade
Models change clothes on street in Hangzhou
You can’t go home again
Nobel Prize win sparks academic selection debate
Frozen embryos in limbo
Ex-paratrooper takes vertigo-inducing photos of China’s cities from aboveDay|Week
