Among the photos released, Park Yuchun and his younger brother Park Yoo Hwan are also included, drawing attention. Park Yuchun has transformed into a man with long hair that covers his ears.
She is smiling brightly with a slightly flushed face. When it was revealed that Park Yuchun, who had reversed his retirement announcement, was working in Japan, the Korean public responded coldly. Park Yuchun retired in September this year.
He held a press conference in Tokyo on the 18th and teased the release of his solo debut album on the 18th of this month, and revealed that he will also be holding a Christmas tour in Tokyo, Osaka and other cities in the same month.
As planned, Park Yuchun released his solo album "Where I Go"
Walk" and had the opportunity to meet local fans in Japan.
With it becoming virtually impossible for Park Yuchun to continue his activities abroad, he has recently been moving his activities overseas, hosting expensive fan meetings and dinner shows in Japan.
Park Yuchun caused controversy in 2019 due to suspicions of drug use. At the time, Park Yuchun held an emergency press conference and said, "I have never used drugs. It is true that I have not taken drugs.
However, he later tested positive for drugs, was sentenced to 10 months in prison with two years of probation, and left the entertainment industry.
After that, Park Yuchun caused trouble with the management office.
He was also included in the list of high-income habitual defaulters released by the agency. Park Yuchun's outstanding debts were reported to be 409 million won (approximately 44 million yen).
"Devoted to Evil" was cancelled from theatrical release.
2024/12/26 11:30 KST
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