Lucky boy! Will be watching tomorrow with tissue ready.

@Cybertan

https://www.8world.com/greater-china/taiwan...airport-3044161 The Taiwanese influencer nicknamed the "Queen of Erotica" revealed that she was detained in a "small black room" (interrogation room) by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) when attempting to enter Singapore last October. Law enforcement discovered nude photobooks and provocative images on her phone, leading to a denial of entry and her subsequent deportation back to Taiwan. According to a report by Mirror Media, the influencer "Sprite" (real name Fang Qi-yuan) stated that she was invited to attend the Formula 1 (F1) Singapore Night Grand Prix in early October last year. However, upon arrival at Changi Airport, she was singled out by officers and taken directly to the interrogation room, commonly referred to as the "small black room." She described the room as being crowded with travelers from Taiwan, Mainland China, and India, with almost no Western faces in sight—a scene that left her stunned. Deported on Suspicion of "Questionable Motives" "Sprite" claimed that immigration officers conducted a rigorous search of her mobile phone, uncovering nude photos and sexy images intended for the adult platform OnlyFans. Despite her repeated protests that these were part of her private collection, the officers persisted with the search. They ultimately deported her back to Taiwan on the grounds of "suspicious motives for entry." She stated that the incident dealt a severe blow to her physical and mental well-being. Since her return to Taiwan, she claims to have suffered from persistent nightmares and has developed symptoms including autonomic nervous system dysfunction, hand tremors, and chronic insomnia.