Did Ju Haknyeon Meet Sex Workers? Former THE BOYZ Member Denies Allegations, Apologises in Handwritten Letter

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June 19, 2025: Ju Haknyeon, former member of K-pop boy group THE BOYZ, has officially addressed the swirling controversy surrounding his recent exit from the group and his agency, One Hundred Label. The artist has been at the center of reports claiming he stepped down following a private meeting with Japanese former adult film star Kirara Asuka—allegations that quickly went viral in online K-pop communities.

Taking to Instagram Stories, Haknyeon broke his silence with a handwritten letter, firmly denying any involvement in a sex working scandal. He also issued a heartfelt apology to his fans.

“Hello. This is Ju Haknyeon.
First, I apologise to the fans who must have been greatly shocked by the news about me, as well as everyone whom I gave cause for concern through this unsavoury matter.”

Though the idol did not confirm whether he had met Kirara Asuka, he made it clear that the circulating reports are not accurate. His departure from THE BOYZ was confirmed just days before this response, with the agency previously citing “personal reasons” behind the decision.

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Fans across platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram have shared mixed reactions—some supporting Ju Haknyeon’s decision to speak out, while others remain skeptical until further clarification is provided.

Ju Haknyeon had been part of THE BOYZ since their debut in 2017, known for his vibrant stage presence and strong fan base both in South Korea and internationally. His sudden exit and the surrounding controversy mark a significant shift for the group, who are continuing as 10 members.

As of now, One Hundred Label has yet to release an updated official statement regarding the situation or the allegations.


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