Michelle Yeoh Takes Oscar Trophy To Her Father’s Grave In Malaysia: ‘Wouldn’t Be Here Without My Parents Support’

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Michelle Yeoh is continuing to celebrate her big Oscar win by bringing her golden statuette to her home in Malaysia. The 60-year-old actress, who made history at the 2023 Oscars when she became the first Asian woman to win best actress for her performance in “Everything Everywhere All at Once”, took her trophy, which she named “Mr.

O,” home to her parents. READ MORE: Michelle Yeoh’s Mother Cries Tears Of Happiness At Best Actress Oscar Win From Malaysia “Brought Mr.O home….

Without my parents love and trust and support… I wouldn’t be here today… love so much,” Yeoh captioned two Instagram photos, one which sees her mom proudly smiling as she holds up her daughter’s Oscar and another of “Mr.

O” visiting her father’s grave. He passed away in 2014. READ MORE: Oscars 2023: Michelle Yeoh Says She ‘Kung Fu’d’ Glass Ceiling On March 12, when the 95th Academy Awards took place, Yeoh dedicated her first-ever Oscar award to her 84-year-old mother, who she said was watching the awards at home in Malaysia, where the actress was born.