Actress Hsin-yi Hsieh Distances Herself From Ex-Fiancé Amid Debt Reports

Taiwanese actress Hsin-yi Hsieh addressed recent media reports about her ex-fiancé Liang Shih-hua's alleged debts and flight, stating she has had no contact with him for over a decade. Hsieh, who was attending a promotional event for a health food brand, appeared surprised by the news.

"We haven't been in touch for a long time," Hsieh said, confirming with her agent that it has indeed been 10 years since they last communicated. The couple ended their engagement in late 2016, shortly before their planned wedding. Hsieh emphasized her current detachment, stating, "To me, he is a stranger."

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We haven't been in touch for a long time.

She also responded humorously to the media's attention, quipping, "Wow! He's very popular now, you guys are even asking me about him." When questioned about rumors of him borrowing money from her in the past, Hsieh, after a moment's thought, replied, "It's been too long ago, I've forgotten."

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To me, he is a stranger.

To clarify any public confusion, Hsieh specifically addressed netizens who mistakenly referred to her as his "ex-wife." She firmly stated, "I am not his ex-wife! We were just boyfriend and girlfriend back then."

Hsieh, who recently ended her relationship with actor Wang Po-chieh, is currently embracing a fulfilling single life, describing it as "one person, one dog." She explained that she has learned the importance of prioritizing her own needs. Her schedule is packed with family dinners, yoga, weight training, English classes, and knitting at home. When asked about potential suitors, she laughed, saying she rarely goes out and spends most of her time with her dog or family, leaving little opportunity to meet new people. She added that she isn't currently seeking a relationship, feeling her time is already fully occupied.

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Wow! He's very popular now, you guys are even asking me about him.

She also shared her approach to maintaining her physique, moving away from extreme dieting. Previously, she ate only one meal a day, which she found taxing on her body. Now, she follows a "two-meal-a-day" strategy, typically skipping breakfast due to not feeling hungry in the morning and having lunch and dinner. Her fitness coach advised her to eat more to maintain muscle mass, leading her to realize she gets hungry in the afternoon and needs to fuel her body adequately.

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It's been too long ago, I've forgotten.