HOT: Barbie Hsu’s two children are in emergency care, and her family is being criticized by the public for neglecting to take care of them and failing to promptly address their health issues.

According to 163 on February 24, the battle between Wang Xiaofei and Barbie Hsu’s family over inheritance and a debt of 216 billion VND has been temporarily postponed. The reason is that Barbie Hsu’s two children have fallen ill and are currently in the hospital. After arriving in Taiwan (China) on February 21, Wang Xiaofei, along with his wife Mandy, went to visit the children. They immediately noticed something was wrong when they saw Uông Hy Nguyệt and Uông Hy Lâm showing signs of sluggishness, fatigue, and fever. Wang Xiaofei had to rush the two children to emergency care late at night.

According to a leaked message from a nurse at Taipei Children’s Hospital (Taiwan, China), Barbie Hsu’s children had a cough, high fever, and had to stay in an IV drip room for 18 hours to bring down their fever. Wang Xiaofei was very worried about the children, continuously checking their temperatures and wrapping the medicine bottles in his jacket to keep them warm as they were administered. At 3 a.m., the businessman even went out to buy a mist humidifier for the children.

A nurse’s revelation about the condition of Barbie Hsu’s two children after their mother’s death has left the public heartbroken and concerned. On Weibo, netizens are questioning where the family of the Meteor Garden star was and why they didn’t notice the declining health of the two children earlier. If Wang Xiaofei hadn’t rushed to Taiwan (China) and taken the children to the hospital for emergency treatment, what would have happened to them in the coming days?

There are suspicions about whether Barbie Hsu’s relatives neglected to care for and address the health issues of Uông Hy Nguyệt and Uông Hy Lâm. At the same time, the public is criticizing Barbie Hsu’s mother and younger sister for focusing solely on fighting for the inheritance and engaging in disputes with Wang Xiaofei. Previously, Barbie Hsu’s family had been questioned by the public for their indifferent attitude, not being there to advise the Meteor Garden actress to go to the hospital when she fell ill with the flu, fever, and cough in Japan. Due to multiple delays in seeking treatment, Barbie Hsu passed away from pneumonia complications just five days after falling ill.

On Weibo, netizens have actively pointed out evidence suggesting that Barbie Hsu’s family treated her two children unfairly and neglected Uông Hy Nguyệt and Uông Hy Lâm after their mother’s death. According to reports, Barbie Hsu’s mother took the two daughters of her sister, Từ Hy Đệ, and the son of her other sister, Từ Hy Nhàn, to Taiwan (China) a day earlier than Barbie Hsu’s ashes were brought back to the country. At the airport, Từ Hy Đệ’s children wore masks, hats, and were dressed neatly. In contrast, images from the airport when Barbie Hsu’s children arrived from Japan to Taiwan (China) on February 5 show no adult family member accompanying them or any staff protecting the children from the media. Barbie Hsu’s children moved alone through the airport under the guidance of security personnel.

This allowed paparazzi to easily capture photos of Barbie Hsu’s children on the day her ashes were brought back. Furthermore, the fact that Barbie Hsu’s children wore light-colored clothing—Hy Nguyệt in a white coat and Hy Lâm in a red coat—on the day their mother’s ashes were returned also indicates a lack of care and attention from the family.

In Chinese tradition, when a family member passes away, it is customary for relatives to wear black or dark-colored clothing, and wearing red is considered highly inappropriate. The fact that Barbie Hsu’s relatives overlooked this detail led to criticism, as the children may have been perceived as disrespecting their late mother.

ETtoday also reported that Barbie Hsu’s daughter has been severely affected after her mother’s passing. Uông Hy Nguyệt has been sad and crying so much that her eyes became swollen. As a result, both the media and Chinese netizens believe that during this sensitive time, Barbie Hsu’s children need to be closely cared for to avoid emotional distress, rather than being left feeling abandoned and lost like they have in recent days. However, it is reported that Barbie Hsu’s family has not paid attention to the situation of Uông Hy Nguyệt and Uông Hy Lâm.