– Rainie Yang, a Taiwanese actress-singer, penned a heartfelt note for Barbie Hsu

– On Instagram, Rainie thanked the late actress and said she will miss the latter

– It is worth noting that Rainie played as Shan Cai’s best friend, Xiao You, in the series

– Previously, reports of Barbie passing due to flu-triggered pneumonia went viral

Rainie Yang, a Taiwanese actress and singer, has penned a heartfelt note for Barbie Hsu after news of the latter’s passing broke out.

On her official Instagram page, @rainie77, the Taiwanese actress-singer thanked Barbie and said she will miss the latter forever as well.

It is worth noting that Rainie once worked with Barbie in Meteor Garden, playing the role of Xiao You, who was Shan Cai’s closest friend.

“Xiyuan, thank you. I will miss you forever and love you,” Rainie had written in her black-and-white quote card on her Instagram page.

Previously, Jerry Yan, who also worked with Barbie in the 2001 hit series, also took to Weibo to pen a heartbreaking message for Barbie.

Earlier, news of Barbie’s passing at 48 due to flu-triggered pneumonia went viral on social media.

Barbie Hsu is a Taiwanese actress who rose to stardom for playing Shan Cai in the hit drama ‘Meteor Garden.’ Shan Cai is a strong, brave, and kind-hearted girl who comes from a poor family but attends a school for rich students. Barbie Hsu’s role as Shan Cai made her a big star and loved by fans all over Asia.

As previously reported by KAMI, South Korean veteran actress Lee Joo Sil tragically passed away on February 2. As per Korean media, she succumbed to stomach cancer at the age of 80. She passed away while receiving treatment for her illness. Lee Joo Sil starred in numerous projects including ‘Train to Busan’ and ‘Squid Game 2.’

Meanwhile, Bob Bryar, a former drummer for the band, My Chemical Romance, has recently passed away at 44. According to reports, Bryar had been found dead in his home in Tennessee, but authorities do not suspect ‘foul play.’ Before his passing, Bryar even made a tweet on X that seemed to refer to a former congresswoman.