Kent Tong’s 26-Year-Old Twin Sons Now Run A Butchery After Landing Zero Acting Jobs 'Cos Of COVID-19

While the twins are signed to martial arts superstar Donnie Yen’s company, Bullet Films Production, they haven’t landed any major projects after their big break in Donnie’s 2019 action film, Big Brother.

And so, they turned their focus to entrepreneurship.

Last year, the twins invested “a six figure sum” into their latest venture, a butchery specialising in frozen meat products, with Kent showing his support by funding “three to four freezers".

When contacted by the media, the twins revealed that they’ve yet to break even, but they’re hoping for business to improve substantially by the next year.

Bruce and Chris also shared that they’ve not asked their famous dad for any business advice, as Kent’s busy filming in China now. They've not met their father for a year now.

Also, Kent doesn’t exactly have any business experience, so they’ve chosen to figure things out on their own for now.

However, they still do keep in mind this piece of advice their dad gave them when they were younger: There are no shortcuts when it comes to being successful.

So Bruce and Chris made sure to take on an active role in their business, with Bruce in charge of design, and Chris in charge of IT. They also revealed that they are in the shop at least once every two weeks to keep an eye on things.

Photos: Bruce Tong/Instagram, Chris Tong/Instagram