He explained that he was not clear if the rumours of Wu Chun being married and having a daughter were true.
"In my opinion, Wu Chun's departure did not affect us much. We're still on good terms with each other. We've also been texting each other," said Aaron who is also Wu Chun's best pal.
He added that the remaining three members gave Wu Chun their blessings and would always "remember the days we stood and fought together as a group".
What will become of Fahrenheit then?
Aaron expressed that the group will reunite again soon and hoped that their fans would look forward to the release of their new album.
The singer added, "Fahrenheit's door will always be open for the four of us. Fahrenheit will be us four, regardless of whether he [Wu Chun] decides to come back [to the group] or if any one of us decides to go solo."
Aaron recently caused dissatisfaction from diehard Fahrenheit fans after he chose to go solo. The different camps of netizens not only lashed out at one another, there were also news which said Aaron assaulted a fan a couple of weeks ago.
Commenting on the issue, the singer urged his fans to remain sensible.
"I don't deserve to be a celebrity if I attack the person. I would never do anything like that," Aaron clarified, "If assaulting me makes them feel better, I'm fine with it."
During the fan-meeting held at St James Power Station, Aaron took pictures, hugged and played charades with a few lucky fans.
He also showed off his piano skills, performing 'The Truth that You Leave' and Hong Kong singer Karen Mok's hit song 'Suddenly'.
Cut taken from: XinMsn
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