Taiwanese singer Vivian Hsu and husband divorce after 9 years of marriage

SINGAPORE – Taiwanese singer and actress Vivian Hsu is splitting from her husband of nine years, Singapore-based businessman Sean Lee. 

In a joint statement posted on Hsu’s Instagram account on Dec 10, the former couple cited their differences as the reason for the divorce.

“We are grateful for each other’s dedication and growth throughout our marriage for the past nine years. We tried our best, but were ultimately unable to overcome our differences,” the statement said in Chinese.

“After careful consideration and communication, we have amicably decided to end our marriage.”

They described their split as a difficult but “most appropriate” outcome. 

Hsu, 48, and Mr Lee, chief executive officer of marine logistics company Marco Polo Marine,

wed in June 2014.

They have an eight-year-old son, Dalton. Mr Lee has two daughters from a previous marriage. 

On Dec 6, Hsu posted a photo of herself on her Instagram account, and said: “I’m not happy now. How about you?” 

Hsu was previously embroiled in singer

Wang Leehom’s divorce saga in December 2021,

after his former wife Lee Jinglei mentioned that one of the women Wang had an affair with was a married woman with a child. 

This led to speculation that Lee was referring to Hsu. 

In one of her social media posts

refuting the allegations,

Hsu said on Dec 22, 2021: “As a woman, as a wife and as a mother, how can I not stand up and defend my reputation?”