Yuki Hsu denies family inheritance claims; teacher defends singer

Taiwanese singer Yuki Hsu is reportedly embroiled in a family conflict concerning inheritance, as relatives allege she was absent for over 12 years and did not visit her mother during her dementia. The family dispute surfaced as Hsu reportedly became involved in matters related to her mother's estate.

Hsu's management company has vehemently denied all claims made by the relatives. Supporting the singer, her dance teacher of 19 years, Chang Sheng-feng, spoke out about his personal experiences with Hsu. He described her as a devoted daughter and a caring individual who consistently put her family first.

Chang recalled instances where Hsu would bring her younger siblings to dance classes and always heeded her mother's advice. He emphasized that Hsu was always generous with her family, buying them gifts and ensuring their well-being, while being frugal with her own expenses. He stated these observations were based on years of personal interaction, not hearsay.

While acknowledging the complexities of family matters and refraining from assigning blame, Chang affirmed his willingness to testify to Hsu's dedication. "She has devoted herself to this family with all her heart, and I am willing to bear witness to that," he said.

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She has devoted herself to this family with all her heart, and I am willing to bear witness to that.