Ronny Chieng slams People Magazine for misidentifying Crazy Rich Asians stars

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Ronny Chieng has slammed People Magazine for misidentifying the cast of Crazy Rich Asians.

Ronny Chieng has called out People.com for misidentifying Asian actors from Crazy Rich Asians in a recent photo from the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

In the photo, Chieng was captured with Tan Khen Hua, Awkwafina, Ken Jeong and Fiona Xie. However, People captioned the photo “Jae W Suh, Randall Park, Awkwafina, Michelle Yeoh, Ken Jeong & Fiona Xie.”

On Instagram, Chieng shared a screenshot of People’s blunder, writing, “People that’s @khenghua not Jae W Suh. And I’m not Randall Park. People Michelle Yeoh is also NOT in this photo.”

Australian actor Remy Hii also spotted the mistake and shared it on Twitter with the caption, “ wants to talk minorities and underrepresentation, just doesn’t want to learn our names. Did I get that right?”

In related news, the cast of Crazy Rich Asians were photographed hanging out with the stars of Black Panther at the SAG Awards.

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