Koo Jun-yeop, also known as DJ Koo and a former member of the famous music group Clon, has lost access to his Instagram account.

His wife, Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, has claimed it occurred due to a hacking incident. As of September 30, his Instagram page could not be viewed. Visitors are directed to a message: "Page is unavailable."

The closure of the account surprised fans and others who follow the couple. Representatives of Barbie Hsu reported that DJ Cook's account was hacked and assured that they were in contact with Instagram to resolve the issue. "We were hacked," they said, adding that they hoped the issue would be resolved in the shortest time.

Hsu expressed her frustration over the incident, noting that it was very sad and regrettable if the account had been lost since she had a lot of precious personal data stored, "I have a lot of valuable data and photos in my account, so it would be a shame to lose them." However, on the whole, the actress is rather positive, "I believe that the issue will be resolved amicably" she added.

DJ Koo has been living with Barbie Hsu in Korea and Taiwan since their marriage in 2022. They first met in 1998 in the entertainment industry.

Their romance didn't last long, and they separated due to pressure from foreign agencies and the public. Later on, Hsu married Chinese tycoon Wang So-bi. They have two children. However, she filed for a divorce in November 2021.

In 2022, DJ Koo announced their marriage by saying he was happy to be with the woman with whom he had previously close relations. "I am glad that I can live with a person with whom I had feelings before," he said.

Hsu, meanwhile, said that "Life is finite. Life is not eternal, so I will cherish the remaining happiness."

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Rovelyn Barba