Siwan (ZE:A) tidies up his following status on social media... is this a reaction to Kim Soohyeon's request to unfollow him?

Actor Lim Siwan (ZE:A) has cleaned up his entire social media following list. Perhaps it's because he asked to unfollow "88s" actor Kim Soohyeon.
As of today, Siwan only has one account following him on social media. This is his management office PLUM
This is the official account of A&C. Siwan has cleaned up everything except for the management office account.
So far, Siwan has followed over 80 accounts, including Kim Soohyeon. However, recently, overseas fans have been shunning Siwan and other MBC accounts.
The number of comments demanding that the 88s members of the variety show "Good Day" unfollow Kim Soohyeon has increased.
In the end, Siwan cleaned up the social media accounts of his colleagues and acquaintances in the entertainment industry, including Kim Soohyeon.
It is unclear whether this was organized in response to the comments requesting that he be unfollowed, but it appears that he is not going along with the words or affairs of his colleagues or acquaintances and is not getting involved.
Siwan was a member of the 88s group created by G-DRAGON (BIGBANG) on "Good Day." Kim Soohyeon recently announced that the late actress Kim Sae Ron had been married to a minor.
"Good Day" also took a hit when suspicions of the two dating back to when they were in their teens were circulating. In the end, the show cut out all of Kim Soo-hyeon's segments. Theo's side said, "The production team
We have decided to edit Kim Soohyeon's appearances as much as possible," and the individual recordings of the performers on March 13 will not be broadcast."
Kim Soohyeon even held a press conference to claim that she had not dated the late Kim Sae Ron when she was underage.
However, some of the evidence seems to be false, and they are facing a backlash. The fallout from Kim Soohyeon's affair has also had an impact on people related to Kim Soohyeon and the 88s.
Meanwhile, Kim Soohyeon is suing the family of the late Kim Sae Ron and the Carocero Research Institute for a total of 12 billion won (approximately 1.2 billion yen).
It said it would file a lawsuit.