Snooker Superstar Judd Trump Embraces Hong Kong Life in Glamorous Move to the East

Judd Trump, the reigning world number one in snooker, has officially become a resident of Hong Kong through the Quality Migrant Admission Scheme. His relocation follows in the footsteps of fellow British snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan, who made the same move just two months prior.

In a promotional video released by Hong Kong Talent Engage, the government’s initiative to attract global talent, the 35-year-old expressed his excitement about starting a new chapter in the city. “I love just being around the hustle and bustle of people. For me, I really enjoy the energy in Hong Kong,” Trump shared. He added that he finds inspiration in the vibrant lifestyle, the diverse cuisine, and the iconic architecture of the city.

Trump, who claimed the world championship title in 2019 and boasts 30 major career titles, is eager to immerse himself in Hong Kong’s dynamic culture. He mentioned his passion for connecting with people and witnessing their determination and success.

Reports have also linked Trump romantically to Hong Kong show host and former figure skater Maisy Ma, with whom he reportedly splits his time between Hong Kong and Dubai. The move signifies a new chapter both personally and professionally, as Trump looks to build a fulfilling life in the energetic metropolis.