Singer Koo Jun-yeob is expected to bear a monthly loan payment of 40 million won to maintain the newlywed house he shared with the late Shih-Yuan Su.
On the 7th, according to a report by the Taiwanese media ET Today, Koo Jun-yeob is said to have agreed to take on the repayment of the mansion's loan that the couple lived in during the distribution of the late Shih-Yuan Su's estate.
The late Shih-Yuan Su passed away on the 2nd of last month while traveling in Japan with family due to pneumonia from the flu. It is known that she left an estate worth approximately 600 million yuan (about 120 billion won). Many are interested in how the inheritance issue will be resolved while a lawsuit against her ex-husband, Wang Xiaopei, is ongoing.
Recently, it has been reported that the bereaved family has agreed, according to Taiwanese law, that Koo Jun-yeob and the two children will each receive one-third of Shih-Yuan Su's estate. However, due to Shih-Yuan Su's death, her biological father, Wang Sobi, has custody, meaning the estate of the two children will be managed by Wang Sobi.
Additionally, curiosity has been heightened regarding the future of the luxurious mansion in Taipei, which served as Koo Jun-yeob and Shih-Yuan Su's newlywed home. The mansion is valued at 4.6 billion Taiwanese dollars (about 202 billion won), and it is reported that a monthly loan payment of 1 million Taiwanese dollars (about 43.95 million won) must be repaid.
If the heirs wish to maintain the house, they must continue to repay the loan, and if no one is available to repay the housing collateral loan, the mansion may be subject to foreclosure and auction by the bank.
According to reports from Taiwanese media that day, Koo Jun-yeob and Wang Xiaopei have already completed negotiations about the late Shih-Yuan Su's estate distribution through lawyers. Since Koo Jun-yeob is the only adult heir to Shih-Yuan Su's estate, he is expected to take full responsibility for the mansion's loan.
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