Former adult film star Asuka Kirara speaks out against claims she took money for sex with K-pop singer Joo Haknyeon. The influencer says she never accepted payment for private activities during her entire life. Japanese tabloid Shukan Bunshun sent a leaked letter on June 18 about the pair meeting at a Tokyo party. Media reports claimed they touched each other and someone sold pictures of them together. The story has created major problems for both celebrities.
Kirara posted on social media June 21 telling people to stop spreading false information. She explained that Bunshun has not actually published their article about the meeting. The gathering happened because a friend set it up and another woman there seemed interested in the Korean performer. That same woman later sold photographs to the newspaper company. Kirara stressed that no money changed hands for any sexual services.
Joo Haknyeon wrote a letter on May 30 denying he did anything wrong or illegal. His music company Onehundred kicked him out of THE BOYZ group and ended his contract over the scandal. The singer fights back saying he never agreed to leave the band or cancel his work deal. He wants any proof of wrongdoing released right away and plans to sue. His former agency promises to use all legal options to defend their decision.
Kirara posted on social media June 21 telling people to stop spreading false information. She explained that Bunshun has not actually published their article about the meeting. The gathering happened because a friend set it up and another woman there seemed interested in the Korean performer. That same woman later sold photographs to the newspaper company. Kirara stressed that no money changed hands for any sexual services.
Joo Haknyeon wrote a letter on May 30 denying he did anything wrong or illegal. His music company Onehundred kicked him out of THE BOYZ group and ended his contract over the scandal. The singer fights back saying he never agreed to leave the band or cancel his work deal. He wants any proof of wrongdoing released right away and plans to sue. His former agency promises to use all legal options to defend their decision.
