Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei has drawn public attention after netizens discovered that he commented “I miss you so much” under a clip which he had previously participated in with his ex-wife, Big S (Barbie Hsu).
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‘I miss you so much’
On February 4, netizens spotted Wang commenting “Wife, I miss you so much” and “It should have been me who died”, expressing deep sorrow over Big S.
His words quickly sparked discussions, with some sympathizing with his grief, while others questioned his choice of words.
Possibly in response to the criticism, Wang deleted his original comments and replaced them with a simpler message: “I miss you so much.”
This comes after Wang previously commented “I miss you so much” under a clip from the variety show “Happiness Trio,” which featured him and Big S during their marriage.
Wang Xiaofei seen wandering in the rain
According to Taiwan media reports, Wang was spotted on the streets of Taipei on February 3, walking alone in the rain without an umbrella.
His hair and clothes were soaked, and he appeared visibly downcast and weary.
When approached by reporters, he remained silent, refusing to answer any questions. Upon arriving at his residence, Wang unexpectedly returned outside and bowed 90 degrees to the cameras before heading back inside.
A high-profile marriage that ended in controversy
Wang Xiaofei and Big S, a well-known Taiwanese actress, got married in 2011 after a whirlwind romance.
Their marriage, once seen as a fairy tale, lasted for ten years before ending in a highly publicized divorce in 2021.
Following their separation, Wang frequently made headlines due to social media outbursts, often targeting Big S and her family.
He accused his ex-wife of continuing to use his financial support, while Big S remained largely silent except for occasional legal actions against him.
Shortly after the divorce, Big S rekindled her romance with South Korean musician Gu Jun-yeop, whom she had dated 20 years prior, and the two got married in 2022.
This development reportedly intensified tensions between Wang and Big S, leading to more public disputes.
Big S’s Reported Passing and Family’s Return to Taiwan
Taiwanese media reported on February 4 that Big S’s remains had been cremated in Japan. Sources claim that her mother, Huang Chunmei, will return to Taiwan today (February 4), while Gu Jun-yeop and Little S (Barbie Hsu’s sister) are expected to return on February 6.
Reports suggest that Gu Jun-yeop will personally bring Big S’s ashes back to Taiwan.
As of now, neither Wang Xiaofei nor Big S’s family has publicly responded to these reports.
