Since the brouhaha, Andy appears to be fully devoted to his wife, reportedly staying at home more to show his sincerity in making up to Sammi. He has also taken the initiative to request helpers to prepare her meals, as well as massaged her after a day of rehearsals for her sold-out 13-date concert at the Hongkong Coliseum. This concert is Sammi’s first public performance since the high-profile scandal.

Andy has also been accompanying Sammi to all her rehearsals and was present for the past three nights of the concerts so far. It would appear that the couple is well on their way to fixing their marriage — they were even spotted going for a run together the day before her Follow Mi concerts kicked off. “She's not angry with me anymore," Andy told reporters.

But while the 46-year-old songstress seems to be able to let bygones be bygones, her fans are not yet ready to move on from the saga. When Andy arrived at the venue on the first day of the concert (Jul 12), he was immediately booed at by Sammi’s fans, and ignored fans and the press as he made his way into the venue.

Among Sammi’s celeb friends who came show their support at the gig: Gigi Leung, Cherie Chung, Michelle Reis and Isabella Leong, while singers Fiona Sit and Joyce Cheng made an appearance as guest stars on stage. 

However, the dynamic concert was not one without a few emotional moments from the singer. Before belting out her latest single, This Is How We Grow Up, Sammi, with tears flowing down her face, told the audience, “At this stage of life, I have experienced a lot… Growing up, everyone has their moments of happiness, sadness and strength. But that’s fine, because we all grew up like this”.