Barbie Hsu’s sister, Dee Hsu, has denied claims that Wang Xiaofei paid for a private jet to transport the late actress's ashes to Taiwan.

The ashes of Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu have been brought back to Taiwan, with her family announcing that no funeral will be held in accordance with her wish for privacy.

In a press statement sent on Feb. 5 via her manager, she said, “Thank you to members of the media who have awaited Barbie’s return in such cold weather. She has made it home safely.

In a press statement sent on Feb 5 via her manager, she said: “Thank you to members of the media who have been awaiting Barbie’s return in such cold weather. She has made it home safely.

The remains of Taiwanese actress-host Barbie Hsu returned to Taiwan yesterday afternoon (Feb 5). According to Taiwanese reports, her cremation urn, reportedly in her favourite colour pink, was ...

Her husband, Koo Jun Yup, was later seen with the urn at Songshan Airport in Taipei. The late actress's sister, Dee Hsu, issued a subsequent statement to Taiwanese media that the ashes had arrived in ...