Jaycee Joming Chan is the son of actor and martial arts icon Jackie Chan and Taiwanese actress Joan Lin. An actor and musician, the junior Chan began his musical career in 2004 by releasing his self-titled Mandarin-language album Jaycee, followed by the 2010 album Chaos. Chan has also held various acting and voice acting roles since 2004, including voicing Crane in the Cantonese versions of Kung Fu Panda and Kung Fu Panda 2. However, Chan’s professional careers in both the music and film industries have seen minimal commercial success. Chan’s greatest claim to fame, or infamy, stems from a 2015 arrest and subsequent sentencing that saw the then-32-year-old jailed for six months on charges of marijuana possession and harboring drug users at his father’s Beijing mansion. Chan’s relationship with his famous father has been turbulent, but they have reportedly reconciled in the years since his release from prison.
Jaycee Joming Chan is the son of actor and martial arts icon Jackie Chan and Taiwanese actress Joan Lin. An actor and musician, the junior Chan began his musical career in 2004 by releasing his self-titled Mandarin-language album Jaycee, followed by the 2010 album Chaos. Chan has also held various acting and voice acting roles since 2004, including voicing Crane in the Cantonese versions of Kung Fu Panda and Kung Fu Panda 2. However, Chan’s professional careers in both the music and film industries have seen minimal commercial success. Chan’s greatest claim to fame, or infamy, stems from a 2015 arrest and subsequent sentencing that saw the then-32-year-old jailed for six months on charges of marijuana possession and harboring drug users at his father’s Beijing mansion. Chan’s relationship with his famous father has been turbulent, but they have reportedly reconciled in the years since his release from prison.
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