Reporters crowded around me and asked what I thought about my fiancé, the Buddhist prince of Beijing's elite circle, begging his unattainable first love at the convent to leave and be with him.
I frowned. "Who gave him that title? And he's a Buddhist prince? He has a first love, for crying out loud!"
"If we weren't on camera, I would've given him the finger!"
In no time, the video of my unfiltered remarks shot to the top of the trending charts.
During an interview, someone asked what I thought about haters saying I was trying to become famous by being hated.
I cracked up. "Doesn't being infamous still make you famous? The louder they insult me, the more money I make. Go ahead and hate all you want, everyone."
As soon as I said that, another video of mine shot to the top of the trending searches.
