- Justin Sun publicly claims he paid Chinese actress Jing Tian $4.5 million for her eggs, which she allegedly failed to provide.
- Jing Tian’s studio denies Sun’s claims, stating the matter will be handled in court.
- The case could expose both parties to legal penalties, as surrogacy is strictly prohibited in China.
Tron founder Justin Sun has publicly alleged that he paid Chinese movie star Jing Tian $4.5 million (30 million yuan) for her eggs, a claim she vehemently denies. Sun detailed the bizarre saga in a lengthy X post, stating he is now taking her to court in China for refusing to deliver the eggs without an additional $3 million.
Jing Tian, known for roles in Kong: Skull Island and Pacific Rim Uprising, has issued a statement through her studio disputing the narrative. The actress claims Sun is attempting to “use [her] reputation as leverage” and that the matter will be settled in court.
According to Sun, he sent Jing to a five-star resort in Laguna Beach for the extraction procedure, but she left without undergoing it. Consequently, when she demanded further payment, Sun claims he consulted the AI Claude for therapy, which advised him not to pay.
Sun has reportedly moved to freeze Jing’s assets, ensuring he can recover his money if he wins the case. However, the public nature of this dispute carries significant legal risk, as surrogacy is strictly prohibited in China, potentially leading to fines or jail time for both parties.
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