Strange: K-Pop star must apologize to angry fans for being in a relationship | celebrities

South Korean singer Karina, the leader of the girl group Aespa, promised her fans that she would make up for what happened. It was announced last week that she is in a relationship with South Korean actor Lee Jae Wook, and this was not well received by fans.

Some fans even went so far as to set up an LED screen in front of the headquarters of SM Entertainment, the group's record label. An on-screen apology was demanded, South Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo reported. The message read: “Isn't love from fans enough? Why did you choose to betray your fans? We would like to apologize immediately, please. Otherwise, you will see declining album sales and empty concert seats.”

Kareena herself responded with a handwritten note on Instagram. “I understand very well how disappointed my fans, who have always supported me, are. I also understand how angry you are when you think about the memories we shared together.” She also told her 12 million followers: “I want to make amends to my affected fans. I have always been honest with you, And you are all very valuable to me.

K-pop agencies are said to be keen on promoting their stars as single. In Japan, many pop stars have no “no dating” clauses in their contracts. Therefore, the relationships are considered scandalous by fans. So it was very surprising when Katarina and Lee Jae Wook's agency confirmed the relationship.

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