Actress Tavia Yeung, whose TVB contract will expire in four months, is rumored to have consented to a multi-million dollar contract in mainland China.

Yeung, a former alumnus of TVB's 13^th artist training course last 1999, started in the entertainment industry by taking up small roles in TV shows. The actress catapulted into popularity after she starred as the lead of 2002 drama 'Eternal Happiness.'

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This breakout role opened the doors for Yeung to earn several television awards such as the 'Most Improved Actress' in 2003, 'Best Supporting Actress' in 2008 and 'Best Actress' in 2012. However, she has not received any recent awards following her trailblazing success in 2012.

Yeung's mates in TVB such as Myolie Wu, Kate Tsui and Fala Chen have already left the network to venture new projects.

This has added weight to speculations that she will follow their steps the next few years.

The 36-year-old actress has not released any formal statement regarding her status in the network, but Yeung has allegedly been approached by various mainland agencies with a lucrative offers of high-earning contracts, according to Jayne Stars.

Following Yeung's performance in the drama 'The Emperor's Haven', she cemented her popularity in mainland China.

While there is a possibility that Yeung may leave TVB soon, she may also use the multi-million dollar offer as leverage to modify clauses in her contract with TVB - should she decide to renew it.

Yeung revealed in an interview that she is interested in investing in expensive properties. A media source recently spotted the actress 'window shopping' with her friends for a new car. The actress is allegedly interested in buying a Porsche Cayenne S, in addition to her White Land Rover vehicle. She may be on the verge of signing a multi-million dollar contract afterall.

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