Former The Boyz member Ju Hak Nyeon has finally broken his silence following the latest allegations that have recently heated the entertainment industry.
Ju Hak Nyeon's apology over the scandal
On June 18, Ju Hak Nyeon took to his social media account to post a handwritten letter, addressing the controversy and denying the allegations. He posted the letter on his Instagram story. He wrote, "First of all, I would like to sincerely apologize to the fans who must have been shocked by the recent articles about me, as well as to everyone who has been concerned due to this unfortunate incident."
He continued, "On the early morning of May 30, 2025, I was at a gathering where alcohol was involved with an acquaintance. It is true that I was present at the scene, but I want to clarify that I was not involved in any form of prostitution or any illegal activity, as suggested by reports or rumors."
Ju Hak Nyeon delivered his apology once again and said, "I am deeply reflecting on my actions and would like to offer my sincere apologies to those who were shocked."
Ju Hak Nyeon's prostitution allegations
On June 18, KST, multiple media outlets reported that Ju Hak Nyeon had allegedly engaged in prostitution with former AV actress Asuka Kirara. The reports accused the idol of making monetary transactions for sexual service.
Ju Hak Nyeon denied the claims. However, he reportedly admitted to the allegations after his agency presented him with evidence during an internal investigation. His agency, One Hundred Label, later confirmed that his contract was terminated, citing serious misconduct and a complete loss of trust.
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