The entertainment world is reeling as Dee Hsu, the beloved Taiwanese host, makes her first public appearance since the shocking death of her sister, Barbie Hsu. Dee has taken a six-month hiatus from her show, Dee Girls, to reflect and mourn the loss of her sister.

Barbie's tragic demise on February 2 shocked fans everywhere. The 48-year-old actress succumbed to influenza-related pneumonia while enjoying a family vacation in Japan, leaving an indelible mark on everyone who knew her.

First Sighting in Seoul Raises Eyebrows

Recently, a netizen claimed to have spotted Dee in a hotel in Seoul, South Korea. Accompanied by blurry photos, the 47-year-old star appeared visibly diminished, swathed in a large grey sweater and a mask, prompting an outpouring of concern from fans.

Comments on social media ranged from sympathy to outright shock. One user lamented, "It’s heartbreaking to see her so thin she couldn’t even fill out the coat," while another added, "She’s almost unrecognizable. Your sister wouldn’t want to see you like this."

Questions Surrounding the Photos

Despite the concern, some questioned the authenticity of the images, suggesting they might be outdated or too blurred to be definitive proof of Dee's identity. Nevertheless, the individual who posted the pics confirmed their encounter with Dee in a hotel lift, claiming she took a moment before nodding in acknowledgment.

Speculation About Her Visit to Seoul

Adding to the intrigue, fans speculated that Dee’s visit to Seoul might involve removing Barbie’s name from the Korean household registry. Barbie had married South Korean musician DJ Koo, known as Koo Jun-yup, just three months after divorcing Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei in 2022.

As the public rallies behind Dee during this challenging time, the sighting has sparked crucial conversations about mental health and the importance of support in the wake of loss.