However, Emperor Xiaoming often spent time drinking, and he favored his concubine Consort Pan.
Empress Hu and the other concubines did not have his favor, and she did not bear him any children.
(His only child, a daughter, was born of Consort Pan.)
It was described that his concubines Consorts Cui, Lu, and Li, among others, would often fight among themselves, but she largely stayed clear of these disputes.
After Emperor Xiaoming's death in 528, she became a Buddhist nun at Yaoguang Temple.