Taiwanese "Nurse Goddess" Influencer Found Dead in Malaysian Hotel

Taiwanese Influencer with 550,000 Followers Found Dead
Famous Rapper Present at Scene Tests Positive for Drugs
Police Focus on Possibility of Homicide

A female influencer, who gained fame in Taiwan as the “nurse goddess,” was found dead in a hotel bathtub in Malaysia. Police have launched an investigation, focusing on the possibility of homicide rather than a simple accidental death.

A Taiwanese influencer who was found dead last month on the 22nd at a hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Instagram capture

According to The Straits Times and other sources on November 5 (local time), the influencer was found dead in the bathtub of a hotel on Jalan Conlay in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, at around 1:40 p.m. on the 22nd of last month.

With approximately 547,000 Instagram followers, she was a former nurse who gained popularity by sharing lifestyle content related to skincare, fitness, and travel.

Police initially believed that the woman had died suddenly of a heart attack, but based on new evidence obtained later, they are expanding the investigation with a greater focus on possible criminal involvement.

A Taiwanese influencer found dead at a hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on the 22nd of last month. Instagram capture

Investigations revealed that on the day she died, the woman had been staying in the hotel room with a well-known Malaysian rapper and film director, aged 42. The two were reportedly working on a video project together.

On the day of the incident, the director was arrested on charges of drug possession and use but was released on bail two days later. During the police investigation, nine ecstasy pills containing aphrodisiac ingredients were found in the hotel room, and he tested positive for amphetamines, methamphetamines, and ketamine. He has completely denied using drugs, claiming that the substances had nothing to do with him. He also denies any involvement in the woman’s death.

Currently, police have not officially named the film director as a suspect, but they are closely analyzing the woman’s final movements by reviewing statements from hotel staff and CCTV footage. A police official stated, “We are tracking all movements of the last person who was with the victim,” and added, “We are keeping all possibilities open, including homicide, accident, and drug-related death.”