Choi Min Hwan of the Korean boy band "FTISLAND" has left a variety show amid allegations of sex trafficking, and the official video on YouTube has been uploaded to the catch-up broadcasting service.
According to an interview with Korean media on the 29th (today), the production team of KBS2TV variety show "Superman Returns" said that they had taken measures to protect children.
On the same day, Choi Min Hwan, who appeared in "Superman Returns,"
However, the OTT catch-up broadcast service was discontinued. It is believed that the service was discontinued in order to protect children, as he was surrounded by allegations of sex trafficking.
In September of this year, when actor Kang Kyoung-jun was embroiled in an adultery scandal, the program also suspended some of the shows that Kang Kyoung-jun appeared on in order to protect his children.
The company previously announced that it would discontinue its on-demand broadcast service for episodes and would not provide it again in the future. Choi Min Hwan will now follow the same procedure.
On the 25th of this month, Choi Min Hwan was accused of sex trafficking. His ex-wife YULHEE revealed the background of their divorce and
At the center of the issue was Choi Min Hwan's frequent visits to entertainment venues. After YULHEE released the recordings of his visits to entertainment venues, Choi Min Hwan stopped all media activities.
Meanwhile, FTISLAND is currently performing as a duo without Choi Min Hwan. The police have requested an investigation into Choi Min Hwan's alleged violation of the prostitution punishment law.
The police also conducted an internal investigation into the suspected indecent assault before filing charges.
2024/10/29 19:29 KST
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