"Hurry Up, Brother" introduces Dilraba Dilmurat

Heidi Hsia

Updated 16 February 2017 at 1:16 am

16 Feb - Contrary to previous rumours, model-actress Angelababy will not be involved in the latest season of Zhejiang TV's "Hurry Up, Brother".

As reported on Meizhou, the show announced the new development online on 14 February, saying, "Our [Angelababy] is currently on a break to take care of her baby. We'll be waiting for her to make a return after she fully recovers."

The show also revealed that the rest of the cast members, including Deng Chao, Li Chen, and Wong Cho Lam will return, while actress Dilraba Dilmurat will be replacing Angelababy temporarily.

"The six brothers are assembled, with the new addition of Dilraba. Let us run towards the sunset together!" the show added.

The actress has also reposted the announcement on her own Weibo account, saying, "I will be with you in spirit. Please welcome Dilraba. You can start without me, and I will join you later!"

(Photo Source: "Hurry Up, Brother" Weibo)

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