I’m no Colocasia expert, but there is a variety named “Violet Stem” that looks similar. There’s also “Red Stem” and “Rhubarb”...

Foxtail lilies have a very starfish-like look to them and that picture seems to show that look too....

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1030958693/plants-hoya-nicholsoniae-red-leaves-sp?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_a-craft_supplies_and_tools-floral_and_garden_supplies-greenery_and_gardening-plants-other&utm_custom1=k_Cj0KCQjw24qHBhCnARIsAPbdtlKducaydoG95x8NlKoGeOUeYmoFbuSF9APjJbEqki_HsxiLUtU01zIaArKVEALw_wcB_k&utm_content=go_12573075997_120353243900_507798834168_aud-1184785539978:pla-295474484547_m__1030958693_12768591&utm_custom2=12573075997&gclid=Cj0KCQjw24qHBhCnARIsAPbdtlKducaydoG95x8NlKoGeOUeYmoFbuSF9APjJbEqki_HsxiLUtU01zIaArKVEALw_wcB Hoya nicholsoniae red?

I'm thinking I should dispose of it and try to find the eggs? I just looked and he is still on the same shrub he was on yesterday. Later....well, design fan, I couldn't tolerate a bug that kills bees and butterflies and hunts hummingbirds. I was really lucky - I went back and there was the same PM I saw yesterday in the very same location only deeper into the evergreen it was on, under a branch. We got him out of there only to see a 2nd one! I think they were actually mating and right there was what looked like eggs. So no search required. The two of them and what I hope are all the eggs, are out of the garden.