Wang Xiaofei was previously married to beloved Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu. The pair tied the knot in 2011 and were together for 11 years before divorcing in 2021, citing irreconcilable differences.

3 Apr - It looks like Wang Xiaofei will go ahead with his wedding reception this May as scheduled, despite many thinking that the unexpected passing of his ex-wife Barbie Hsu might postpone the ...

Mandy Ma, wife of Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei, has been praised online for her close relationship with his two children from his previous marriage to Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu. On March 23, ...

Barbie Hsu's ex-husband, Wang Xiaofei, has made a bold move by severing all ties with his mother, Zhang Lan, according to local reports. This comes after Wang and Zhang were permanently banned by ...

Wang Xiaofei is facing intense backlash following the tragic passing of his ex-wife, Barbie Hsu. His former girlfriend, actress Zhang Yingying, took to social media, reportedly blaming him for Hsu ...

Dee Hsu (far left) has voiced her anger over the baseless claim of Wang Xiaofei chartering a jet to transport Barbie Hsu's ashes from Japan to Taiwan. Photos: AFP, Wang Xiaofei/Weibo.

According to Dimsum Daily, Wang made the remark upon arriving at Taoyuan Airport on Monday, where reporters asked for his thoughts on Barbie’s death.Visibly emotional, he clasped his hands together ...

Along with her singing career in ASOS, Barbie Hsu entered into the realm of TV hosting in the late nineties and is most known for her TV host work on ‘Guess’ and ‘100% Entertainment’.

Xiaofei said that the drugs his ex-wife allegedly took would cause hallucinations, and hence leave a negative impact on their two kids. "I, Wang Xiaofei, want to show you what this person is like ...

The discord between Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu and her ex-husband, Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei, appears to be never-ending. The former couple, who have two children, announced their divorce ...

Tourists Behaving Badly When today’s travelers get in trouble for knocking over statues or defacing temples, they’re following an obnoxious tradition that dates back to the Romans. Thomas Fuchs ...