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Sam Wang never washes his own clothes! — Netizen says no wonder he is still single

Sam Wang, a 45-year-old Taiwanese actor and a member of the boy band 5566 shocked people when he mentioned that he never washes his own clothes. 

As a guest on the talk show 11 Dian Re Chao Dian, he openly expressed his lifestyle. Firstly, he talked about his sleeping habits – specifically that he sleeps nude, and that it is important for him to take a shower before going to bed.

Also, he can’t tolerate anyone wearing “outside clothes” to sit or lay down on his bed, including the women that he invites to his humble abode.  

Sam Wang shared a story that he liked a lady before and that she knew his house was nicely built and wanted to take a look. However, when she saw his bed and she wanted to get on it, he immediately stopped her. He only gave her two choices: to leave or to sleep naked. 

Furthermore, he revealed that for the 45 years of his existence, his mom always does his laundry. He even confessed that he never once had and used a washing machine. 

Sam Wang said that his mum would visit him, pick up his dirty clothes, take them back to her house and wash them for him. She will visit him again to return the clothes, and bring him food as well. 

Undoubtedly, the hosts concluded that he is a Mommy’s boy! The hosts exclaimed that this revelation answers the question as to why he is still single despite his popularity and good-looking face. 

The 45-year-old explained that it was because he’s been alone for a long time and often gets busy working. He said that his parents will take laundry as an excuse to visit him and send him food and that eventually became their thing. 

As per Sam Wang, “no one in the world can compare to mom”.

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