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Tia Lee's ingenious "GOODBYE PRINCESS" animation campaign hits record-breaking 100m viewership Episodes finale gaining global attention, in anticipation of the official music video release on 5 Dec 2022

HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach - 1 December 2022 - Asian global fashion icon, C-pop singer, film and television actress — Tia Lee's (Lee Yu Fen) ingenious "GOODBYE PRINCESS" music video pre-release animation and fashion videography campaign hits record-breaking 100 million viewership within a month! The finale of "GOODBYE PRINCESS" animation series was released on 29 November.

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