Yup paid tribute to his late wife, Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, in an emotional social media post. On February 8th, Koo took to Instagram with the message “Love you forever,” tagging Hsu’s account. The post featured a gentle piano melody,

Koo Jun Yup recently paid tribute to his late wife, Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, in an emotional social media post. His post featured a gentle piano melody played by him. Captioning the post, he wrote, "Love you forever."

Not even Barbie Hsu’s untimely death could stop South Korean musician Koo Jun-yup from celebrating the third anniversary of their marriage, declaring that he will love the Taiwanese actress

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.

The late Barbie Hsu’s second husband, Koo Jun Yup, was under heavy accusations from her ex-husband Wang Xiaofei's side. On February 7, the Taiwanese actress' manager took to social media to defend Koo Jun Yup and invalidate all false rumors against him. He also lashed out at her ex-husband for attempting to malign their relationship.

South Korean musician Koo Jun-yup vowed to protect his wife, the late Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, even after her death, saying protecting her family is the “last thing” he can do for

DJ Koo has briefly responded to the media about his wife Barbie Hsu's death. When Ilgan Sports contacted the 55-year-old Korean musician, whose real name is Koo Jun-yup, he confirmed that it was "not fake news".

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.

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, who kept his face partially hidden under a hat and mask, arrived in Taiwan, carrying the ashes of his late wife, renowned actress Barbie Hsu. The moment became more poignant when he made a heartfelt request to the gathered media: “Please cover it with an umbrella so my wife won’t be startled.