In her first public look since her elder sister Barbie Hsu bought hitched, Taiwanese host Dee Hsu instructed reporters that her mom has come to phrases with the sudden marriage.
“My mom, my two sisters and I are extraordinarily shut. In fact she has issues as our mom, however she loves her daughter so there’s no manner she will be able to (keep mad) at her for lengthy,” the 43-year-old stated at a charity sale occasion on Tuesday (March 15).
Barbie Hsu, 45, introduced her marriage to 52-year-old South Korean musician DJ Koo, or Koo Jun-yup of the dance music duo Clon, per week in the past. They’d dated some 20 years in the past and lately reconnected after Hsu’s divorce from Chinese language businessman Wang Xiaofei in November 2021.
Hsu’s mom was rumoured to be blindsided and upset by the information. She posted an image of roosters pecking at one another on Fb, with the caption: “Don’t snatch my youngsters away.”
However Dee Hsu stated that her mom was starting to just accept her new son-in-law. “She referred to as me to say she noticed clips of Clon showing on our previous selection programmes and stated Koo was actually handsome then.”
The interview, which was live-streamed on Taiwanese media Star ETToday’s YouTube web page, attracted a horde of feedback in Korean as nicely.
Requested about her response to the nuptials, Dee Hsu stated she gasped when she first learnt of it.
“I used to be like: ‘How might this be?’ I’ve seen the whole trajectory of my sister’s life so I understand how deeply in love the 2 of them have been again then. I by no means would have imagined that after her divorce, somebody she beloved a lot prior to now would flip round and courtroom her as soon as extra. Her life is absolutely fantastical.”
She added: “It’s very tough for a lady to search out an individual she loves after a divorce on the age my sister is now however she is so fortunate to have met this man. In fact she has to go for it.”
Dee Hsu additionally shared tidbits about Koo’s quarantine in Taiwan. She stated previous followers of Clon in Taiwan have been sending meals to their “oppa” (massive brother in Korean), making it exhausting for him to maintain in form.
The self-professed fan of South Korean leisure requested Koo if he knew fashionable actors like Choi Woo-shik, Lee Jong-suk and Jang Hyuk. Alas, he didn’t.
She added: “I used to be simply hoping if we ever journey to South Korea, perhaps he can collect a few of his superstar mates and we are able to all be mates collectively.”
This text was first printed in The Straits Occasions.
Supply: Her World
