Divorcée accused of blackmailing billionaire Bucks owner Wesley Edens was bailed out by Chinese foreign agent

The Chinese-born divorcée who is charged with blackmailing Wall Street billionaire and Milwaukee Bucks owner Wesley Edens was bailed out of jail by a Chinese foreign agent — and has extensive ties to the country, bombshell court documents reveal.

Changli “Sophia” Luo, 46, who faces four counts over the alleged extortion scheme after she had sex with the 64-year-old Edens, was released on $500,000 bond, which was posted by Robin Mui — the CEO of a pro-Chinese Communist Party newspaper that operates in the US.

Documents show Mui stumped up $100,000 in cash to secure her release on house arrest.

Mui is a registered foreign agent who runs Sing Tao US, the New York City-based arm of a Chinese-owned media organization.

Campaign records show he also donated to the campaign of