Barbie Hsu's death: Ashes of late Taiwanese singer-actress back in Taiwan
Hsu was 48 when she died of pneumonia after contracting influenza while on a trip with her family to Japan. Rumours of her death first spread online on Sunday and was eventually confirmed by her younger sister, Taiwanese entertainer Dee Hsu, on Monday morning, via the latter's manager. Her body was later cremated in Tokyo.
Barbie ‘Big S’ Hsu’s family to bring ashes home to Taiwan on Thursday
The ashes of recently deceased Taiwanese host and actress Barbie “Big S” Hsu Shi-yuan will reportedly be brought home from Japan on Thursday by her husband and younger sister. Taiwanese media also reported on Tuesday that Hsu, 48, had been suffering from flu symptoms during her family trip to Japan before she succumbed to pneumonia.
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In a statement via her manager, Dee says all funeral arrangements were handled by the Hsu family and her businessman husband ...
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Taiwanese actor Barbie Hsu, one of the most prominent stars in the Chinese-speaking world, has died of a flu-related illness ...
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