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Hubert Wu (Chinese: 胡鴻鈞; born 27 March 1990) is a Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actor.

Key Information

Wu was the first runner-up of The Voice (Hong Kong) Season 2, winner of New Talent Singing Awards 2010, and is currently signed with Shaw Brothers Pictures as an actor and singer-songwriter.

Career

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1990–2011: Early life and career beginning

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Wu was born on 27 March 1990 in Hong Kong. He studied in Lam Tin Methodist Primary School, Diocesan Boys' School, then promoted to Hang Seng School of Commerce, and furthered his degree studies in Hong Kong Polytechnic University (major in Management) and graduated in 2013.[1]

In 2010, Wu entered the singing competition The Voice 2, and became the Most Improved contestant on the show, as well as won the first runner-up of the competition. This led to him signing a manager's contract with Television Broadcast Limited HK (TVB). In the same year, he also represented Hong Kong in the 2010 TVB International Chinese New Talent Singing Championship, winning the first place. In 2011, he represented Hong Kong to participate CMB Chin Chin Star Festival (Korea), where he won the bronze award.

2012–2013: Couple Getaway and The Butterfly Lovers

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On 6 February 2012, Wu signed a record deal with Stars Shine International and released his debut album on 14 September, entitled Couple Getaway.[2] It topped the albums sales chart for the first week of its release. On 11 November, he held his first mini-concert 'NEWAY MUSIC LIVE X Hubert Wu Concert', with Joyce Cheng as a guest and Hins Cheung as a secret guest. At the same time, his album received gold certification. Later, he won the Best New Artist from Metro Hits Awards, RTHK Top 10 Gold Songs Awards and Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards Presentation. Due to the success of Couple Getaway, he had released Couple Getaway (Dual Edition Live +) in 2013.

On 2 October 2013, Wu released his second full-length album, The Butterfly Lovers[3] due to the commercial success of the soundtrack he sang for Karma Rider. As Stars Shine International went bankrupt, he signed the record deal with Voice Entertainment.

2014–2015: Knowing and hosting

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In 2014, Wu had sung soundtracks for several television dramas. For example, he sang a duet with Kate Tsui for The Ultimate Addiction and a theme song for Rear Mirror. In July, he partnered with the 11 artists to host music show Jade Solid Gold and disclosed he would guest played an accountant trainee in Young Charioteers.

In 2015, Wu participated in the drama Blue Veins. He continued singing theme songs for TVB dramas, including a duet with Alfred Hui for the TV Drama, Eye in the Sky and collaborated with Alfred and Fred Cheng to sing the theme song for 2015 Miss Hong Kong Pageant. He was also featured in the project of RTHK, 12 Music Door. Escape and collaborated with different artists.

In August, Wu released the lead single from the upcoming album, A Better Tomorrow.[4] Later, in October, he released the tribute single, Knowing,[5] charted at no.1 on iTunes Single Chart. His third album was finally released on 2 December,[6] including the songs, A Better Tomorrow and Knowing. It topped the HMV album sales chart and iTunes albums chart.

2016–present: I Was Here and acting

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Let Me Let Go, a song from the album Knowing had dominated the Jade Solid Gold Chart. In April 2016, the TVB drama Blue Veins was aired, in which Wu portrayed a vampire. In May 2016, he partnered with Alfred Hui and Jinny Ng hosted the reality show Summer Holiday. In mid-late 2016, Wu took part in the supernatural drama The Exorcist's Meter. In March 2017, he participated in another TVB drama, My Ages Apart.

In March 2017, Wu released the single "Imperfect Me". In June, he released another single, "Friend Zone". In late 2017, The Exorcist's Meter was aired. The drama received critical acclaim from the public. Wu played Shek Kam Dong in the drama and gained recognition with his performance. Another drama, My Ages Apart, aired in late 2017 as well. He played Henry Poon in the drama. With his role in The Exorcist's Meter, Wu earned multiple nominations at the 2017 TVB Anniversary Awards, including Best Supporting Actor, Most Popular Male Character and Most Improved Male Artiste. His album, I Was Here, was released on 19 December 2017.[citation needed]

In 2019, Wu took part in the sequel The Exorcist's 2nd Meter, which was aired in May 2020. His song, "Mortals Don't Know About Love" (凡人不懂愛, 2020) was a Top Ten Most Streamed Songs of the year on the Joox music streaming platform.[7] His new song, "Are You Happy?", was released at the end of July 2020, which was very popular. The hit rate on the Internet had exceeded 1 million within one month. With his role as Mok Wai-ho in The Exorcist's 2nd Meter, Wu earned his first nominations for Best Actor as well as Favourite TVB Actor in Malaysia, and was placed among the top 5 nominees for Most Popular Male Character at the 2020 TVB Anniversary Awards.

In January 2021, Wu won the "Most Popular Male Singer" award at the "2020 Golden Song Awards Ceremony". In mid-2021, Wu’s contract with TVB ended, and he subsequently signed a contract with Shaw Brothers Pictures.[8] In late 2021, the TVB dramas A Love of No Words and Hello Misfortune were aired. Wu played the first male lead in both dramas. With his role in A Love of No Words, Wu garnered multiple nominations at the 2021 TVB Anniversary Awards, including Best Actor (Top 10), Most Popular Male Character (Top 5) and Most Improved Male Artiste (Top 6).

Personal life

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Wu is good friends with The Exorcist's Meter co-actress Mandy Wong and co-actor Anthony Ho. They formed the friendship group “降魔的偷跳小隊”.[9]

Discography

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Further information: Hubert Wu discography

Filmography

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TV Dramas (TVB)
Year Title Role Note
2011 Be Home for Dinner Singer Guest Appearance (Ep.129)
2015 Young Charioteers Henry Carefree
2016 Blue Veins Pong Kit Supporting Role
2017 The Exorcist's Meter Shek Kam Dong / Mok Wai-ho (Ho Zai) Major Supporting Role
My Ages Apart Henry Poon Wing-hang Supporting Role
2018 Stealing Seconds Law Sui-nam (GG) Major Supporting Role
Wife, Interrupted Lee Yan-long (C Long) Main Role
2020 The Exorcist's 2nd Meter Mok Wai-ho (Ho Zai) / Shek Kam Dong Main Role
2021 Armed Reaction 2021 Hugo Wu (Ah Chun) Guest Appearance (Ep.1)
A Love of No Words Man Chor Main Role
Hello Missfortune Chan Bak-hor Main Role
2022 Barrack O'Karma 1968 Siu Ching Supporting Role
2023 Speakers of Law Himself Special Appearance (Ep. 10)

Awards and nominations

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Main article: List of awards and nominations received by Hubert Wu

In 2017, Wu won the TVB Anniversary Awards for Most Popular Drama Theme Song with I Was Here (The Exorcist's Meter). In 2020, he won the same award with Mortals Don't Know About Love (The Exorcist's 2nd Meter).[10]

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Hubert Wu (Chinese: 胡鴻鈞; born 27 March 1990) is a and renowned for his emotive ballads and supporting roles in television dramas. Wu first entered the entertainment industry by winning the New Talent Singing Awards in 2010, which led to his signing with Voice Entertainment and subsequent debut single release. He rose to national prominence as the first runner-up in the second season of The Voice of in 2010, earning widespread recognition for his vocal talent and songwriting abilities. Often dubbed the "Prince of Love Songs" for his focus on heartfelt romantic themes, Wu has released multiple albums and singles that have topped music charts, including the 2020 album Are You Happy?, which achieved sales championship status for two consecutive weeks and featured music videos surpassing 10 million views. Notable tracks include "A Journey Here" from 2017, which won the Most Popular Episode Song at the Thousand Stars Award Ceremony and amassed over 10 million views, and "Mortals Don't Know Love," a self-composed theme for the drama Demons 2.0 that dominated charts in 2020. He has received the JOOX Favorite Artist Award for four consecutive years and contributed original soundtracks to numerous productions. In acting, Wu transitioned from music in 2015 with guest appearances before securing main roles, such as Pang Jie in the 2016 horror-comedy series and Shi Gandang in the 2017 fantasy drama Demonished. His filmography expanded with leading parts in (2017), Hello Missfortune (2021) as Chan Pak Ho, and A Love of No Words (2021) as Man Cho, alongside more recent guest appearances in Speakers of Law (2023) and a role in the film Hybrid Storm (2025). Wu signed with TVB in the mid-2010s, solidifying his presence in Hong Kong's television landscape. Beyond music and acting, Wu has engaged in live performances, including a 2024 concert sponsorship for "GROW WITH THE FLOW" alongside and a June 2025 show in with Ng and . In early 2024, he faced legal scrutiny when fined HK$5,000 for attempting to import over 120 banned heated tobacco products upon returning from , an incident that drew media attention but did not derail his career. With over 392,000 followers as of late 2024, Wu remains an active figure in entertainment, blending music composition, performance, and on-screen work.

Early life and education

Childhood and family

Hubert Wu was born on March 27, 1990, in . Public information regarding Wu's family background remains limited, with few details available about his parents' professions. He has at least one sister. His family originates from a business-oriented environment, where there were expectations for him to pursue a career in the family enterprise rather than entering the entertainment industry. From a young age, Wu developed a passion for music, particularly , which became a defining aspect of his early interests and laid the foundation for his future career. This early exposure to music fostered his enthusiasm for performing, though specific anecdotes about his childhood experiences in this area are scarce in public records.

Academic background

Wu began his formal education at Lam Tin Methodist Primary School in . He continued his secondary education at the prestigious , known for its rigorous academic program. Following , Wu attended Hang Seng School of Commerce for post-secondary studies. He later pursued higher education at , where he majored in and graduated in 2013. Wu's passion for emerged during his early school years, allowing him to balance academic pursuits with developing artistic interests through school-related engagements.

Career

1990–2011: Early interests and singing competitions

Hubert Wu developed a passion for during his childhood, often privately despite growing up in a traditional family that prioritized academics over artistic pursuits. His interest deepened in , where he participated in singing competitions, achieving runner-up in Form 2 and ultimately winning the championship in Form 6, which solidified his commitment to . While pursuing a at , Wu balanced his studies with his growing musical ambitions, secretly practicing and performing to nurture his vocal talents amid familial expectations for a stable career. In 2010, Wu made his breakthrough by entering TVB's singing competition Super Voice 2 (超級巨聲2), where he impressed judges with his emotive performances and steady vocals, securing the first runner-up position. This achievement marked his first major public exposure and led directly to a contract with as a contracted artist, as well as a signing with Voice Entertainment, paving the way for his professional entry into the music industry. Wu's runner-up finish highlighted his potential as a versatile singer capable of handling ballads, earning praise for his improvement throughout the show. Building on his domestic success, Wu represented in the 2010 TVB International Chinese New Talent Singing Championship (TVB全球華人新秀歌唱大賽2010), competing against talents from around the world in the finals held on January 9, 2011. Delivering a composed and vocally strong , he clinched the championship with a score of 1,372 points, narrowly defeating Malaysia's Zhang Yibo by six points and outperforming other regional contestants under the scrutiny of judges including Chen Huanren and Chen Qiuxia. This victory, often regarded as the pinnacle of the New Talent Singing Awards series, affirmed Wu's status as a rising star and further entrenched his decision to pursue music full-time after graduation. Following his competition triumphs, Wu began making minor television appearances to build his profile, including a guest role as a singer in episode 129 of the sitcom Be Home for Dinner (誰家灶頭無煙火) in , where he performed a musical segment that showcased his vocal abilities to a broader . This early exposure helped transition him from competition contestant to emerging entertainer, setting the stage for his formal debut.

2012–2015: Music debut and television hosting

In February 2012, Wu signed a with Stars Shine International and released his debut studio Couple Getaway on September 14, 2012, which topped music charts and featured the hit single "Shuang Fei" (雙飛). After Stars Shine International went bankrupt, he signed with Voice Entertainment in 2013, releasing his second The Butterfly Lovers later that year and third Knowing in 2015, both emphasizing romantic themes. During this period, Wu contributed original soundtracks to several dramas and began hosting duties. In July 2014, Wu co-hosted the music program Jade Solid Gold on alongside 11 other artists, gaining experience in television presenting and increasing his visibility in the entertainment industry. He also made his first substantial acting appearance as Henry in the 2015 TVB series Young Charioteers, a supporting role that bridged his music career with on-screen work.

2016–2020: Acting breakthrough and album releases

In 2016, Wu took on a supporting role as Pong Kit, a character, in the TVB supernatural drama Blue Veins, marking a step up from his earlier guest appearances alongside established stars like and . This appearance, coupled with his prior music success, positioned him for more prominent opportunities in the industry. Wu achieved his acting breakthrough in 2017 with the lead role of Shek Gam Dong, a 3,000-year-old righteous stone spirit, in the series , a comedy that aired from October to November and garnered positive reception for its blend of humor and fantasy elements. In addition to acting, he performed the theme song "I Was Here" (到此一遊) for the series, which highlighted his dual talents as singer and performer. That same year, on December 19, Wu released his fourth studio album, I Was Here, under Voice Entertainment, featuring ten tracks including the titular theme song and singles like "," which further solidified his presence in both acting and music. Building on this momentum, Wu reprised a starring role in 2020 as Mok Wai-ho (Ho Zai), a complex soul with a darker edge who becomes an ally and mentor to the protagonist in , the sequel to his breakthrough series, which aired from May to June and explored deeper themes of redemption and supernatural conflict. For the drama, he contributed the interlude song "Mortals Don’t Know About Love" (凡人不懂愛), which he composed, and it became one of the top-streamed tracks of the year on the Joox platform, ranking second overall in 2020.

2021–present: Film roles and music collaborations

In 2021, following the end of his contract with , Hubert Wu signed with Shaw Brothers Pictures, the sister company of , transitioning his focus toward expanded acting opportunities in film and television while continuing his music endeavors. Prior to fully integrating into Shaw Brothers projects, Wu fulfilled lead roles in two TVB series from earlier commitments. In A Love of No Words, which premiered on , 2021, he portrayed Man Chor, a character navigating family bonds and personal growth in a story centered on sibling relationships and resilience. Later that year, in Hello Misfortune, Wu took on the role of Chan Pei-ho, a food delivery worker plagued by bad luck but finding unexpected connections, earning positive feedback for his portrayal of a timid yet endearing protagonist. On the music front, Wu released his album ex:CHANGE in December 2021 under The Voice Entertainment Group, featuring tracks like "整親" and "愛是帶種缺陷的美" that explored themes of personal transformation and relationships, marking a reflective phase in his songwriting. The 2020 single "Are You Happy?" from his prior album continued to resonate, with a re-release as a standalone track in 2022 that sustained its popularity among fans for its introspective lyrics on emotional well-being. Transitioning to Shaw Brothers productions, Wu appeared in supporting roles in films such as OPM (2022), a comedy-drama, and Speakers of Law (2023), a highlighting his versatility in ensemble casts. In , he collaborated with fellow artist for the "Grow with the Flow" concert at Macpherson Arena on December 8, sponsored by Hong Kong Life Insurance, where they performed hits reflecting their shared career journeys and growth in the music industry. This event underscored Wu's ongoing commitment to live performances and musical partnerships. As of 2025, Wu appeared in a supporting role in the action series Prism Breakers (Zhi Fa Zhe Men), which aired in May under Shaw Brothers, further solidifying his presence in television, while preparing for additional appearances, including the "Hey Music Party" in alongside and on June 28. These endeavors highlight his balanced pursuit of acting roles and music collaborations amid evolving industry opportunities.

Personal life

Relationships and public image

Hubert Wu has been the subject of ongoing rumors regarding a romantic interest in actress , with media reports noting their frequent sightings together and suggestions of a low-profile relationship. In October 2023, Choi addressed the speculation by confirming she remains single while describing their bond as a strong friendship, though she expressed openness to future announcements if circumstances change. Wu maintains close friendships with co-stars from the television series , including and Anthony Ho, with whom he shares a collaborative stemming from their on-screen dynamics. These relationships have contributed to a sense of camaraderie within the cast, highlighted during promotional events for the show's sequel. Publicly, Wu is viewed as a versatile entertainer adept at balancing and careers, earning comparisons to established idols for his multifaceted talents in singing, songwriting, and dramatic roles. Fans and peers perceive him as approachable, often praising his bright, cheerful personality and caring nature, which enhance his relatable image in the industry. In January 2024, Hong Kong singer and actor Hubert Wu was detained by customs officers at the West Kowloon station upon returning from in , where authorities discovered 129 heated tobacco products and vaping devices concealed in his luggage and coat pockets. He was charged with contravening Hong Kong's Import and Export Ordinance, which prohibits the importation of alternative smoking products banned since April 2022 to protect . On April 25, 2024, Wu appeared via his legal representative at Kowloon City , where he pleaded guilty to the charges. The court fined him HK$5,000 (approximately US$638), a penalty far below the maximum of seven years' imprisonment and a HK$2 million fine for such offenses. In court, Wu explained that he had purchased the items to assist a friend and was unaware of the import restrictions, expressing remorse for his actions. Following the incident's disclosure in mid-February , Wu issued a public apology on , stating, "First and foremost, I want to sincerely apologise to each and every one of you. It is indeed a grave mistake on my part, and I deeply disappoint my friends, colleagues, and all my fans." He took full responsibility, emphasizing his disappointment in himself and committing to better compliance with regulations to avoid future errors, while accepting any professional repercussions. The matter was resolved with the fine, and no further legal actions have been reported.

Discography

Studio albums

Hubert Wu's debut studio album, Couple Getaway (雙飛), was released on September 14, 2012, by Stars Shine International and consists of nine tracks spanning 36 minutes. The album achieved chart-topping success in , marking Wu's breakthrough as a recording artist following his appearance on The Voice of . Its themes center on romance and relationships, with songs like the title track evoking intimate couple escapes and emotional connections. His second studio album, (化蝶), followed on October 2, , also under Stars Shine International, featuring nine tracks over 36 minutes. Inspired by the classic Chinese legend of , the album incorporates elements of tragic romance and transformation, blending pop arrangements with narrative depth in tracks such as the titular song. Wu's third studio , Knowing (明知故犯), arrived on December 2, 2015, via Voice Entertainment, with ten tracks totaling 40 minutes. It topped the and charts in , reflecting strong commercial reception. The introspective content delves into themes of , regret, and emotional resolution, highlighted in the lead single and title track. The fourth studio album, I Was Here (到此一遊), was released on December 19, 2017, by Voice Entertainment, comprising ten tracks in 35 minutes. Tied to Wu's burgeoning acting career, particularly his roles in dramas, the album captures themes of presence, legacy, and personal journeys, with promotional ties to series like Exorcist Meter. Wu's fifth studio album, Are You Feeling Blissful (妳幸福嗎), was released on August 28, 2020, by Voice Entertainment, featuring ten tracks over 40 minutes 54 seconds. It achieved sales championship status for two consecutive weeks in and includes hits like the title track, focusing on and relationships.

Singles

Hubert Wu's singles career gained momentum in the late , with releases that showcased his songwriting and vocal style while achieving commercial success in and . His 2017 single "Imperfect Me" (Chinese: 情人自寃), released on , marked a pivotal moment as his first major solo track outside collaborative projects, blending pop elements with introspective lyrics about personal flaws in relationships. Produced by Music Group, the quickly climbed charts, reaching No. 1 on various Chinese platforms shortly after launch. Following its success, Wu released "Friend Zone" (Chinese: 朋友身份) on June 28, 2017, another standalone single that explored and emotional boundaries through upbeat yet melancholic melodies. Composed and arranged by Larry Wong, it further solidified Wu's reputation for relatable, youth-oriented pop, garnering strong streaming numbers and radio play in . In 2020, Wu returned with "Are You Happy?" (Chinese: 妳幸福嗎), released at the end of July as a lead single from his album of the same name. Wu directed and starred in the music video himself for the first time, emphasizing themes of self-reflection and post-breakup contentment; the track topped charts across multiple platforms, reflecting its broad appeal during the pandemic era. Wu's contributions to television soundtracks also produced standout singles, particularly for the Exorcist's Meter (降魔的) series. His 2020 insert song "Mortals Don’t Know About Love" (Chinese: 凡人不懂愛), featured in The Exorcist's 2.0, captured the drama's supernatural romance with haunting vocals and orchestral arrangements by Johnny Yim. The track ranked No. 2 among Hong Kong's most-streamed songs of 2020 on JOOX, amassing millions of plays and highlighting Wu's versatility in tying music to narrative media. Subsequent releases include the EP ex:CHANGE on December 22, 2021, by Voice Entertainment (7 tracks, 27 minutes), featuring songs like "Today Not Open for Business." In 2023, the EP Moods (在幕) was released on October 25 by (5 tracks, 18 minutes), including "Give Me A Chance" and "Love is." Recent singles as of 2024 include "Anchor of Heart" and "City Light."

Filmography

Television series

Hubert Wu's television career primarily features roles in dramas, where he progressed from s to leading parts in supernatural and romantic series.
YearTitleRoleNotes
2011Be Home for DinnerSinger ( 129); early minor role marking his acting debut.
2015Young CharioteersDai Ga Ho / "Henry"Supporting role.
2016Blue VeinsPong KitSupporting role in this vampire-themed drama.
2017Shek Gam DongLead role as a modern-day partnering with a soul reaper; earned a at the 2017 for Most Improved TV Actor.
2017Poon Wing Hang / "Henry"Supporting role.
2018Stealing SecondsLaw Sui Nam / "GG"Supporting role.
2018Wife InterruptedLee Yan-long / "C Long"Main role.
2020Shek Gam Dong / Mok Wai HoReturning lead role in the , continuing the adventures.
2021 Season 5Chun ( 1).
2021A Love of No WordsMan ChoLead role in this romantic drama about unspoken affections and .
2021Hello MissfortuneChan Pak HoLead role in this fantasy series exploring misfortune and afterlife elements.
2022Barrack O'Karma 1968Siu ChingSupporting role ( 17-18).
2023Speakers of LawTBD.

Films

Hubert Wu first appeared in films with cameo roles in the early before transitioning to more substantial parts following his 2021 signing with Shaw Brothers Pictures. His early film work includes minor appearances in comedy anthology films.
YearTitleRoleNotes
2011I Love NeighbourCameo role.
2012I Love 2012CitizenCameo role.
2022Look UpFlighty adult sonSupporting role in the "Up and Up" segment, set during the 2003 outbreak, navigating family tensions and personal growth. The , directed by , Tim Poon, Elvis Hau, and Sunny Yip, commemorates the 25th anniversary of 's handover to with four interconnected stories on resilience and identity. Produced by Sil-Metropole Organisation, it received mixed reviews for its nostalgic but sentimental tone.
2025Hybrid TBDSupporting role in this crime thriller directed by Terry Ng. Co-starring as ICAC Chief Investigator Ching Tak-ming and , the film follows an anti-corruption probe into a cigarette smuggling ring that uncovers deeper conspiracies involving underground matches. Wu's character contributes to the ensemble dynamic, highlighting interpersonal conflicts within the investigation. Produced by Mandarin Motion Pictures, it was released theatrically on November 13, 2025.
These projects showcase Wu's versatility in ensemble-driven narratives blending drama with contemporary themes. While his filmography remains modest compared to his television work, these roles highlight his growing presence in the local .

Awards and nominations

Music awards

Hubert Wu has garnered recognition for his vocal performances on theme songs for television dramas, earning wins at the for his contributions to supernatural series soundtracks. These accolades highlight his ability to blend emotive melodies with narrative themes, boosting his profile as a artist. In 2017, Wu won the Most Popular Drama Theme Song award at the for "到此一遊" (I Was Here), the opening theme for the drama . This victory marked one of his early breakthroughs in music recognition following several years of providing theme songs for productions. He repeated the success in 2020, securing the same award for "凡人不懂愛" (Mortals Don't Understand Love), the theme song for , which resonated widely with audiences for its poignant lyrics and delivery. Wu has also received multiple Most Popular Male Singer awards at the Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards Presentation, winning in 2017 and 2018, and sharing the award with Pakho Chau at the 2020 ceremony (held in January 2021). Additionally, in 2020, he won the JOOX Top Music Awards for Most Loved Artist based on fan votes.
YearAwardWorkResult
2017TVB Anniversary Awards – Most Popular Drama Theme Song"到此一遊" from Won
2017Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards Presentation – Most Popular Male SingerOverall musical contributionsWon
2018Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards Presentation – Most Popular Male SingerOverall musical contributionsWon
2020 – Most Popular Drama Theme Song"凡人不懂愛" from Won
2020Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards Presentation – Most Popular Male SingerOverall musical contributionsWon (shared with )
2020JOOX Top Music Awards – Most Loved ArtistOverall musical contributionsWon

Acting awards

Wu received his first major acting recognition at the 2020 for his portrayal of Mok Wai-ho in the supernatural drama . He earned nominations in three categories: , Most Popular Male Character, and Best Onscreen Partnership (shared with ). In 2021, Wu garnered further acclaim for his leading role as Man Chor in the romantic drama A Love of No Words, securing nominations at the for Most Improved Male Artiste and Most Popular Male Character. These nods highlighted his growth as a leading man in productions. His performance as Chan Pak-ho in the youth-oriented Hello Missfortune also contributed to his rising profile, though it did not yield additional major award nominations in . No further acting awards or nominations were reported for Wu in TVB's annual ceremonies from 2022 to 2025 as of November 2025, nor did he receive recognitions at international film festivals for his limited screen roles.
YearAwardCategoryWorkResultSource
2020TVB Anniversary AwardsBest ActorThe Exorcist's 2nd MeterNominated
2020TVB Anniversary AwardsMost Popular Male CharacterThe Exorcist's 2nd MeterNominated
2020TVB Anniversary AwardsBest Onscreen Partnership (with Kenneth Ma)The Exorcist's 2nd MeterNominated
2021TVB Anniversary AwardsMost Improved Male ArtisteA Love of No WordsNominated
2021TVB Anniversary AwardsMost Popular Male CharacterA Love of No WordsNominated

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