Taiwanese adult star claims she slept with M'sian rapper Namewee & he gave her 'happy water'

A Taiwanese adult film actress Princess Dolly, who previously claimed that she was invited on a “mysterious trip” to Malaysia, has confirmed that the person she was referring to was Malaysian rapper Namewee.

Her earlier posts on Nov. 2 and 3 had came in the wake of the case involving Namewee and the death of Taiwanese influencer Iris Hsieh.

According to a China Times report on Nov. 10, the actress told the publication that she and Namewee met in 2019 while filming the music video for his song "Handbag or Abalone".

They continued to stay in touch, and at his invitation, she further claimed, and she flew to Malaysia for the so-called "mysterious trip" in March 2025.

Had casual sexual relations

All her airfare, accommodation, and transportation were arranged by him, Dolly claimed, and he even went to pick her up at the airport.

She claimed that she stayed in his hotel room and they did "things that sexual partners would do".

Gave her "happy water"

Dolly further alleged that the rapper gave her a drink commonly known as "happy water", a drug product that typically contain a range of different psychoactive substances in varying combinations and concentrations.

But she denied that she was given ecstasy pills.

She described the "happy water" as colourless and tasteless, but had "terrifying" side effects.

Some of these psychedelic effects include "seeing your life flash before your eyes" and eventually becoming "so exhausted that you can’t sleep", teetering on the verge of collapse, Dolly claimed.

Told Namewee was single

Dolly also claimed that she was told Namewee had broken up with his girlfriend a long time ago.

She further claimed that his long-term girlfriend of 15 years was apparently just a "public relations firewall" used as part of maintaining his public image.

"We've known each other for quite a while. He said he was single, and I had also broken up, so I could accept casual sex," she said.

Namewee set to be released on bail

Hsieh, a Taiwanese influencer, was in Malaysia for work when she passed away on Oct. 22.

It is believed that Namewee and Hsieh had been working on filming a video together and were discussing matters in a Kuala Lumpur hotel room that day.

Namewee has denied taking drugs or being involved in Hsieh's death, but turned himself in on Nov. 5 after Malaysia police reclassified the case as a murder probe.

He was originally charged with possession and consumption of drugs on Oct. 24.

On Nov. 12, it was reported that the rapper is set to be released on police bail after no evidence was found that he had caused Hsieh's death.

However, investigations are still ongoing.

Top photos from Princess Dolly via China Times and princessdolly0428.tw/Instagram