Taiwanese singer-songwriter Xu Jie dies at 29 from flu complications
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At a glance
- Taiwanese singer-songwriter Xu Jie, known as the 'Beautiful Voice Little King,' has died at the age of 29.
- His friend DJ Blue Land clarified that Xu Jie's death was due to complications from the flu, refuting rumors of liver disease.
- Xu Jie gained recognition at age 11 as a challenger on the third season of the talent show "Super Idol."
Taiwanese singer-songwriter Xu Jie, who rose to fame at age 11 as a challenger on the talent show "Super Idol," has died at the age of 29. Known for his vocal talents, Xu Jie's passing has left fans and friends mourning.
His friend, DJ Blue Land, shared a heartfelt tribute, confirming the news and addressing speculation surrounding the cause of death. Blue Land clarified that rumors of Xu Jie suffering from liver disease and undergoing treatment in Taiwan for a year were inaccurate.
According to Blue Land, who had been friends with Xu Jie since their time on the show, the true cause of death was "flu complications." He emphasized that he had been in contact with Xu Jie's family and friends to ensure the information was correct.
Xu Jie's family released a่จ่ (obituary) stating that he passed away in the early morning of July 19th. The news has been met with sadness from his supporters, who remember his early appearances on television.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.