It’s been over a week since Taiwanese star Barbie Hsu (徐熙媛), a.k.a Big S (大S), passed away. Unfortunately, there are also some terrible issues plaguing her death, notably the issues with the late star’s ex-husband Wang Xiao Fei (汪小菲) and his mother,

Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei, the ex-husband of Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, is struggling with severe mental distress following her death at age 49, according to a friend.

Actress Zhang Yingying, the former girlfriend of Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei, took to social media to accuse him of being responsible for the hardships his ex-wife, Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu,

Days after her untimely death, it seems the late Barbie Hsu's 'final wish' with regard to her former mother-in-law have been granted. Reports noted that Barbie's last post on Weibo, made last year on May 23,

DJ Koo criticized Barbie Hsu’s ex-husband, Wang Xiaofei, accusing him of putting on a show of grief, referencing his widely discussed act of walking in the rain after her passing.

Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu’s manager Liao Wei Qi has accused her ex-husband Wang Xiaofei of orchestrating a display of grief by intentionally walking sorrowfully in the rain, seemingly mourning in front of the paparazzi.

The controversy emerged after a Chinese influencer known as "I am Xiao Xiao Jian," who reportedly has connections to Zhang, claimed during a livestream that Wang had paid for the private charter that transported the late actress's ashes from Japan to Taiwan.

The late Barbie Hsu’s second husband, Koo Jun Yup, was under heavy accusations from her ex-husband Wang Xiaofei's side. On February 7, the Taiwanese actress' manager took to social media to defend Koo Jun Yup and invalidate all false rumors against him. He also lashed out at her ex-husband for attempting to malign their relationship.

Mandy Ma, the wife of Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei, who was previously married to Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, has urged the public to direct any criticism toward her rather than her husband.

Website. Douyin announced on Saturday it has permanently banned the accounts of Zhang Lan, former mother-in-law of late Taiwan act