Leaked Photos of Big S’s Funeral: Xiao S’s Husband’s Private Date with Young Fan; Chat Records Exposed

Xiao S and Mike Hsu have been married for 20 years. Although there have been multiple gossip news reports about Mike, Xiao S has always chosen to fully support him. Now, it is reported that Mike Hsu took advantage of Xiao S’s grief over her sister’s passing to privately meet up with a female fan of Big S through social media, even sending her a photo from Big S’s funeral to prove his identity.

According to Mirror Weekly, after Big S passed away last year, her former mother-in-law Zhang Lan’s comments online sparked controversy and drew rebuttals from many fans. Now, it is revealed that Xiao S’s husband Mike Hsu privately messaged a female fan, not only to thank her for speaking out for the Hsu family but also to proactively invite her for a meeting. To gain her trust, he sent her a photo from Big S’s funeral to prove his identity. Reportedly, the photo showed Big S’s tombstone surrounded by white bouquets, with a photo frame of her and DJ Koo beside it. There was also a wooden box, assumed to contain Big S’s ashes.

In the leaked chat screenshots, Mike Hsu emphasized to the other party, “Nobody else could possibly have this photo, right?” The female fan excitedly replied, “Yes, yes, it feels like I’m dreaming.” Apparently gaining her trust, Mike Hsu carefully instructed her, “This was from Big S’s final day. Please don’t share it with anyone else,” showing a very cautious attitude.

However, the fan ended up sharing their chat screenshots in a fan group, hoping others could help verify if it was really Mike Hsu. Naturally, this angered other group members, who could not accept that Mike Hsu was using Big S’s funeral as a ploy to approach female fans. Upon learning that his actions had been exposed, Mike Hsu reportedly showed no remorse, instead angrily accusing the fan of being untrustworthy and directly blocked her. When asked for a response regarding the exposé, Mike Hsu only left the message on read and has yet to comment.

Source: China Times