Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, who ”died” from complications, says, ”The face that comes to mind before I die is probably my husband Koo Jun Yeob”... Movie-like love is a hot topic

Barbie Hsu (48), a famous Taiwanese actress and wife of Koo Jun Yeob (55), a member of the group "CLON," was diagnosed with both influenza and pneumonia on the 3rd (today).
Amidst the shock of his sudden death, old interviews with Barbie Sue are re-featured, making the couple's cinematic love feel even more heartbreaking.
In an interview with Vogue Taiwan in September 2022, Barbie Hsu spoke about her deep love for Koo Jun Yeob.
When she broke up with Koo Jun Yeob, she said, "I wanted to retire from the entertainment industry because it was too hard," and added, "Because I'm a celebrity, I couldn't be free with him, so I hated this job."
In particular, she added, "I thought that if there was any face that would come to mind before I died, it would be his."
In an interview at the time, Barbie Sue said, "Since I was a child, my
"My life was filled with fear almost every day. I lived every day like a warrior," she said. "But then I met him and everything changed. I married him and found happiness beyond my wildest dreams.
"I feel like I'm dreaming sometimes, but when I touch his bald head, I know it's real," she said. Koo Jun Yeob and Barbie Soo's romance is like a movie.
The two met in 1998 when "CLON" was gaining popularity, and dated for about a year before breaking up. However, more than 20 years after their breakup, they have confirmed their love for each other again.
Koo Jun Yeob mustered the courage to call her after hearing the news of her divorce. Barbie Hsu married a Chinese businessman in 2011 and has two daughters and a son, but is now 20.
She divorced in 2021 and remarried Koo Jun Yeob in March 2022, becoming a huge hot topic in the entertainment industry in Korea and Taiwan. She "intentionally" changed the phone number she used at the time of her breakup with Koo Jun Yeob.
Koo Jun Yeob appeared on a tvN variety show in June of the year he married his girlfriend and said, "After that first phone call, we talked and went back to 20 years ago.
The love that had been building up suddenly came to light," he recalled. As soon as they were unable to meet due to the COVID-19 virus, he proposed to her over video chat and instead of wedding rings, they put wedding rings on each other's ring fingers.
He also went to Taiwan and shed tears as he recalled the time he met Barbie again.
Koo Jun Yeob said, "On the day we reunited, as soon as we saw each other, we hugged each other and cried for 30 minutes."
"At that moment, the thought came to my mind, 'This is the woman for me.'" He then said, "I've wasted so much time, so from now on, I will express my love until the day I die.
"I will give all the love I can to Bi." The two also tattooed their love. Koo Jun Yeob had the latitude and longitude of Taiwan inked on his right arm along with an anchor.
It means "Where Barbie is, I'm settled." Next to it, I wrote Barbie's star sign and name.
Koo Jun Yeob also has a couple tattoo, Barbie on his right wrist.
Ng had the message "Remember Together Forever" tattooed on her left collarbone.
Meanwhile, Koo Jun Yeob expressed his heartbreak upon hearing of Barbie's sudden death.
Koo Jun Yeob, in an interview with Japanese media on the same day, said in a voice of deep sadness that "I'm not okay" and "It's not bad news."