Jaycee Chan, son of Kung Fu movie star Jackie Chan, was released from a jail in Beijing, China after completing six-month sentence on drug charge. Jaycee is expected to hold a press conference on February 14 along with his mother Lin Feng-jiao. He will "formally apologise" for his wrongdoing.
In a photo obtained by South China Morning Post, Jaycee was seen sitting in a car with her face covered by his black hoodie.
According to the site, the 32-year-old actor's car was escorted by two police cars out of the Dongcheng district detention centre. Jaycee's agency said he's released at around 3.00 am.
Jaycee, who was detained at his home in Beijing along with Taiwanese actor Kai Ko in August 2014, was sentenced to six months in jail and fined 2,000 yuan in January.
He pleaded guilty to a charge of providing a shelter for others to use drugs. At that time, he told the court that he didn't know what police wanted when they came to his house.
"I didn't know what (police) wanted. I just gave them information and I confessed because I didn't know how to deal with the marijuana, and I just wanted to hand over (marijuana) to the country," Jaycee had said. (Also Read: Jackie Chan's Son Jaycee Charged Over Drug Offence in China)
Mr Chan had said in December that he felt "ashamed" after his son was indicted on drug charge.
