New Delhi:
Taiwanese actress Barbie Hasu, who is known for her role in the prestigious 2001 TV series meteor GardenPneumonia has died tragically. She was 48 years old.
HSU is said to have fallen ill during his visit to Japan. Her sister, D Hasu, on Monday, confirmed the news of her death in a statement to Taiwan’s TVBS News. “During the lunar New Year, our family went to Japan for a holiday. My dear sister Barbie unfortunately passed away after the contract of pneumonia triggered by Influenza,” D shared through his manager.
A major star in the Mandarin -speaking world, HSU gained widespread fame in Southeast Asia, in which the meteor garden was dubbed into languages such as Filipino, Indonesian and Thai.
Barbie Hsu first married Chinese businessman Wang Ziaopai for 10 years before his highly promoted divorce in 2021.
He started his career at the age of 17 as part of a pop pair with his sister D, and both became popular TV hosts, known for his vibrant personality.
However, this was his role meteor GardenA TV adaptation of Japanese Manga of 1990 boys over FlowersThat turned it into international stardom. In the show, HSU played the role of a working-class girl Shankai, who finds herself in a complex love triangle with the successor of rich families.
His four co-stars of the series formed one of the largest mandopop acts of the 2000s, successful Taiwanese Boy Band F4.
F4 member Kane Chu expressed his grief by sharing a black screen and a picture with HSU on Instagram, wrote, “What a Bolt from the Blue” on Weibo.
after meteor GardenHSU continued his career with many TV plays and films, including hits Corner with love And Summer desireShe took a break from acting in 2012 but remained at reality TV.
A long -time friend and fellow host, Aya Liu shared on Weibo that she had met HSU last month and promised to meet more often. “I don’t think this would be our last meeting. Relax comfortably, the most beautiful queen,” Liu wrote.
HSU had a history of epilepsy and heart disease and was first admitted to the hospital due to seizures. She is left from her husband, South Korean DJ Ku and her previous marriage from two children.
