Christine Fan (aka Fan Fan) has recently slammed rumours that she supposedly wore a necklace containing the late Barbie Hsu’s ashes.

The whole rumour sparked recently during a performance in China. The singer, who performed her hit song, “Can We Not Be Brave”, seemingly paying tribute to Barbie, attracted attention when her black heart-shaped necklace that she wore during the performance was shown on the big screen.

Many speculated that it was a cremation ashes necklace, and that it supposedly contained a small amount of Barbie’s ashes.

In response to this, Christine’s legal rep released a statement dismissing the allegation, saying that the reports were false and were done without verification, which in turn has seriously damaged the singer’s reputation.

“The actions of the relevant online platform operators, information producers, disseminators, and some of those who forwarded and commented on it have seriously infringed upon the legal rights and interests of the client and related parties. Please immediately delete the infringing information, apologise, and compensate for losses,” they added.

(Photo Source: Mirror Media, China Times)

After keeping mum for weeks since the news of Barbie Hsu’s passing shocked the world, Christine Fan (aka FanFan) recently released a statement via a lawyer to warn netizens to not publish slander against her and husband Blackie Chen.

Earlier, netizens pointed fingers at the Taiwanese singer and her husband for Barbie’s passing, after the two revealed on social media on 22 January that their sons were hospitalised for the flu, and then attending the same event that Barbie was at a few days later.

Following the accusations, on 21 February, FanFan publicly shared Blackie’s conversation with the doctor, the latter who said that FanFan did not have the influenza and that the persistent coughing was caused by mycoplasma and not the flu. At the same time, the doctor also clarified that Blackie is no longer contagious after taking the medicine on 25 January.

She posted that her children stayed home and did not attend the same banquet they were at earlier adding, “I really hope that there can be less malice in this world, even a little bit.”

However, she deleted the post soon after, following a backlash from netizens.

In response to this, FanFan’s management company in China issued a three-point statement on 23 February through a Beijing law firm, stating that some online accounts have forwarded and fabricated false information about Christine Fan since early February, which has seriously damaged the spirit, reputation and image of the relevant personnel.

“Please ask the relevant network operators to immediately delete the infringing information, and the relevant personnel to immediately delete the relevant articles or comments, and take all measures to eliminate the impact to recover the losses of the client and related personnel.”

They also stated that they have no hesitation to use legal means against those who continue to spread such misinformation.

Barbie Hsu passed away on 2 February in Tokyo with her family saying that she died from pneumonia stemming from influenza complications.

(Photo Source: FanFan IG, TVBS)

Rumours of a divorce recently had celebrity couple Blackie Chen and Christine Fan (Fan Fan) clamouring to update fans about their happy lives.

As reported on Mingpao, rumours recently circulated that Fan Fan and Blackie have filed for divorce following the previous MeToo sexual harassment allegations against the latter, sparking heated debate among netizens as Fan Fan has always been supportive of her husband amid the situation.

In an indirect response to the rumour, Blackie took to social media to share a photo of him and Fan Fan with their two kids, writing, “Summer vacation is all about exercising together as a family, but it’s really a bit too hot!”

Fan Fan later forwarded the same post on her Instagram Story.

In addition to the photo, the singer also forwarded a post about Blackie’s professional basketball league, P. League as a sign of support for her husband.

It is noted that Fan Fan has never wavered in her support for Blackie after he was accused of sexual harassment by Tina Chou last year, telling the media that she believes that her husband is an upright person.

“I love my husband and I will protect my family with all my strength,” she said.

(Photo Source: Fan Fan IG, Mingpao)

Wang Leehom’s rep has released a statement denying that a recent supposedly lewd video of four people shared by a tabloid involved the singer.

As reported on NetEase on 15 July, the singer’s management stated that Leehom has entrusted a lawyer to deal with the incident, and that they have begun collecting evidence and preparing for a lawsuit.

The company also added that they have zero tolerance on malicious rumours.

Earlier, a Taiwanese tabloid shared a supposed eight-minute private video, and accused Leehom of being involved with Vivian Hsu, Christine Fan and Blackie Chen. They also claimed that the source of the news was Leehom’s ex-wife Lee Jinglei.

However, netizens were sceptical of the reports, seeing that the video was too blurry, and that Jinglei herself has previously stated on social media that Leehom had no relationship with the aforementioned names “as far as I know”.

At the same time, the publication was also known to have posted articles that have been proven false, including news about Nicholas Tse and Faye Wong’s breakup.

(Photo Source: Wang Leehom IG, Oriental Daily)

Amid the multiple sexual harassment allegations against husband Blackie Chen, Christine Fan (Fan Fan) was revealed to have cancelled her upcoming concert in Taipei.

The news was shared by the organiser on 7 July, saying that the “Between Us” concert scheduled for 8 September in Taipei City has been cancelled following the decision made by the organiser.

“Buyers who have already purchased tickets, please apply the following refund method. I apologise to all the fans and friends who support Christine for the inconvenience caused,” the organiser added.

It is noted that Blackie was also asked to temporarily leave his position as CEO of P League + after he was accused of sexually harassing two actresses.

In response, Blackie denied the allegations and threaten legal action against his accusers. Meanwhile, Fan Fan stands behind her husband throughout the controversy.

(Photo Source: Christine Fan IG)

Fans were surprised to find that Christine Fan’s clothing brand is closing business.

As reported on Oriental Daily, on 28 November, the brand GENQUO announced that it is holding the largest clearance sale in its history.

The sale, which has begun on 26 November, will continue until 8 December, and will be carried out both in stores and online for all of its products including men, women and children’s clothing.

The social media account of the brand has also removed all photos except for the clearance sale announcement.

When asked about GENQUO, Fan Fan’s agency stated the two have parted ways in recent years and that any related matters are decided by the brand.

“Fan Fan cherishes the cooperation with GENQUO for the past few years. In the future, apart from her family life, she will also focus on her own music. Thank you again for your support,” the agency added.

It is noted that Fan Fan reportedly founded the minimalist clothing brand in 2017 and even held personal meetings and selected the fabrics herself, saying, “Clothing is like music, which is full of everyday life. It is simple but worthy of a better experience for everyone.”

(Caption: GENQUO IG, i-Gorgeous)

After more than a year of pursuing her Master’s degree, Christine Fan is happy to reveal that she has now graduated.

On 13 June, the Taiwanese singer shared a couple of photos from her graduation ceremony at the National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), captioning it, “Thank you for your tolerance and support… I am very happy today.”

Husband Blackie Chen also shared a video of his wife’s speech and wrote, “In the past two years, we stopped all acting work and set our own goals for each other. Fan Fan obtained a Master’s degree in EMBA from Normal University in the past two years, and I did my best to set up the P.LEAGUE+ alliance.”

“Even though the process was not easy and we encountered many challenges, we both encouraged, supported, understood and tolerated each other, and motivated each other to fulfil our dreams without any worries! Fan Fan also delivered a speech on behalf of the graduates of their master class at the graduation ceremony yesterday. I am really proud that I have such a hard-working and motivated wife!” he added.

It was back in April last year that the Taiwanese entertainer revealed that his wife has started studying for her Master’s in Global Fashion.

(Photo Source: Christine Fan Instagram, Oriental Daily)