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.

Barbie Hsu’s husband, DJ Koo, has broken his silence as he grieves his wife's untimely death. The South Korean rapper and former member of dance duo Clon posted a statement on Instagram in both Chinese and Korean. “My angel went back to heaven on February 2, 2025,” DJ Koo, whose real name is Koo Jun Yup said, according to a translation.

South Korean musician DJ Koo, husband of the late Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, has announced that he will relinquish all inheritance rights to her assets, transferring them to her mother following her passing at age 49.

South Korean musician Koo Jun-yup said he would give his share of Hsu's inheritance to her mother. Read more at straitstimes.com.

4 Feb - Koo Jun-yup (aka DJ Koo) is devastated after confirming to the Korean media that his wife of two years, Barbie Hsu has passed away. Speaking to the media as soon as his sister-in-law Dee Hsu confirmed the rumours of Barbie's passing, he said that the news is not fake and that he is "not okay."

South Korean singer Koo Jun-yup has paid tribute to his late wife Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu who died earlier this week, saying his "angel went back to heaven". In a post on Instagram, Koo added that he was going through "indescribable grief" and a time of "gut-wrenching pain".

South Korean musician DJ Koo’s remark about people “pretending to mourn while walking in the rain” is widely seen as a jab at his late wife Barbie Hsu’s ex-husband, Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei.

Yup has broken his silence following the devastating loss of his wife, Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, revealing he’s experiencing “unbearable pain that feels like my insides are being torn apart.” Hsu passed away on April 3rd due to pneumonia complications from influenza during a trip to Japan.

Singer and DJ Koo Jun-yup is "enduring a time of pain that feels like my intestines are tearing apart," he said in his first official online post since his wife, Barbie Hsu, died earlier this month.