Areum (formerT-ARA), her new partner tried to commit suicide and fell unconscious... ”It's the fault of the people who post malicious posts.”

Areum, a former member of the Korean girl group T-ARA, revealed that her new partner, Mr. A, attempted suicide.
Areum posted a comment on her SNS account at dawn today (14th).
``Unlike usual, we couldn't get in touch with him, so my sister and I rushed to the hospital right away, but we found him overdosing on depression medication and collapsing.'' continue
``My heart hurts when I think about how painful the past few days have been for him,'' and added, ``No matter how much I think about it, what happened was caused by speculation and bullying by people who continue to post malicious comments all over the place.''
I think so," he added. Areum said, ``I'm writing this comment with tears in my eyes. My whole body is shaking. I'm waiting with anxiety and it's so scary right now.''
I would like those who committed this crime to sincerely and deeply apologize, and from this moment forward, I would appreciate it if many people would pray for his safety." He continued, ``The awakening that he wakes up.
Regardless of whether it is true or not, we will definitely strongly punish those who post malicious posts and those who make decisive comments."
On the 10th of this month, she announced that she has a boyfriend who is currently in divorce proceedings and planning to remarry.
It got attention. After that, netizens became more interested in the life of Mr. A, Ah-reum's second marriage partner. Of these, the online community ``Nate Station'' has a ``certain girls group''.
A comment titled ``The second Jeon Jeong-jo who is planning to remarry the singer from ``P.O.P.'' was posted and became a Hot Topic. The internet user who wrote this said that Mr. A has a history of fraud and sexual crimes.
He claimed to have been a victim himself. Immediately after this statement caused a lot of concern from fans, Areum posted a comment the day before, saying, ``This statement is false and false.
"We are looking for the person who spread the information widely," and added, "We will definitely punish all malicious posts in articles, portal sites, and YouTube comments in a ruthless and strict manner."
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