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The three iconic figures of the esports circle celebrated Wu Wu Kai's marriage together, and the bride has 7.5 million followers!

Foreword: Wu Wu Kai (Lu Benwei), a legendary League of Legends streamer, once had many esports fans as his followers. However, after he stopped streaming, many fans lost track of him, and some even thought he had completely left the internet. But recently, when Wu Wu Kai appeared on various social media platforms to promote a game he endorsed, many viewers noticed that the restrictions previously placed on him by different platforms seemed to be easing. After all, many internet influencers have been interacting and making videos with him. Moreover, the recent mutual sharing of marriage certificates between Wu Wu Kai and his girlfriend "Princess Almond" even made it to the trending list, leading many to speculate that Wu Wu Kai might be making a comeback soon.

Wu Wu Kai once filmed game videos with "Princess Almond." Initially, many viewers guessed that she was his new girlfriend, but Wu Wu Kai himself never responded, so most assumed they were just collaborators—especially since "Princess Almond" had also made videos with other male influencers. However, no one expected that she would directly post their marriage certificate on social media. The three legendary streamers of the old era—Da Sima, PDD, and Xu Xu Bao Bao—also appeared together in the comments to send their blessings.

The news of Wu Wu Kai's marriage quickly became a trending topic. Some core fans of "Princess Almond" revealed that the couple had only known each other for six months, making it a "flash marriage." After this news broke, many of Wu Wu Kai's fans wished them a happy marriage, though some were concerned that he might be tricked. However, most viewers believed that given Wu Wu Kai's current status and wealth, someone would surely remind him to get a prenuptial agreement.

UU Mei's comment section was flooded

When the news of Wu Wu Kai marrying the 7.5-million-follower influencer "Princess Almond" came out, many outsiders were shocked. In the eyes of most non-fans, Wu Wu Kai's girlfriend was always UU Mei, who had been with him since he had no money and had accompanied him through streaming for over a decade. As a result, many people mistakenly thought "Princess Almond" was UU Mei. Meanwhile, a number of viewers went to UU Mei's personal account to leave messages, telling her that "Wu Wu Kai got married," just to stir up drama.

Many viewers said that UU Mei missed out big time by not marrying Wu Wu Kai. On the other hand, many of UU Mei's fans criticized Wu Wu Kai's followers for being too nosy. After all, UU Mei had repeatedly stated in posts and comments that she and Wu Wu Kai had parted amicably and that she didn't want to discuss anything about him anymore. It has been nearly four years since they broke up, and during that time, they have had no contact. So even if UU Mei sees the news of Wu Wu Kai's marriage, it probably won't stir much emotion in her.

I personally checked the comments and found that many viewers believe Wu Wu Kai's recent frequent appearances are a way to pave the way for a future return to streaming. Some internet influencers have even posted videos saying they will attend the wedding of "Princess Almond" and Wu Wu Kai and livestream it for their followers. These remarks have sparked a lot of discussion and curiosity, with people wondering whether accidentally showing Wu Wu Kai's face during a livestream would get the channel banned by the platform.

Conclusion

Personally, I feel that Wu Wu Kai doesn't really need to stream anymore. The current live-streaming environment isn't very favorable, and many veteran streamers from the old days have already quit and moved behind the scenes. Wu Wu Kai's recent frequent appearances seem to be mainly for promoting his game endorsement. Do you think Wu Wu Kai still has a chance to return to streaming in the future?

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