Qri’s Mysterious Post Sparks New Waves Amid T-ARA Controversy

T-ARA member Qri recently posted a cryptic photo on her personal account, intriguing fans. The photo captures a half-hidden moon in a dark night sky, prompting various interpretations of what Qri might be suggesting.

This post was revealed at a time when T-ARA’s past controversies are being revisited. Former T-ARA agency head Kim KwangSoo mentioned the 12-year-old T-ARA bullying incident on MBN’s variety show “Let’s Go Season 3,” bringing the issue back into the spotlight. Kim explained that the incident involving Ryu HwaYoung’s injury caused disruptions in preparing for a Japan performance, leading to difficult times for the members. He added that a text message incident occurred during this process.

At the center of this incident is a threatening message HwaYoung’s sister, HyoYoung, sent to Han AReum. Kim KwangSoo stated that due to this message, he tore up HwaYoung and HyoYoung’s contracts, granting them freedom. He argued, “T-ARA had no issues, which allowed them to continue broadcasting.”

However, the day after the broadcast, Ryu HwaYoung posted a lengthy message on her account, countering Kim KwangSoo’s statements. She emphasized, “The bullying was real, and the claim of playing the victim is false,” referring to past assaults and verbal abuse. She also disclosed that Kim KwangSoo demanded silence in exchange for her sister’s contract termination when a press conference was considered.

Ryu HyoYoung also supported HwaYoung’s claims, expressing regret over the foolish act of sending the message to Han AReum. However, she admitted she couldn’t let go for fear her sister might make a wrong choice.

The T-ARA controversy remains an unresolved issue. It remains to be seen what significance Qri’s post holds in this context and how T-ARA-related controversies will unfold in the future. It is crucial to closely monitor future developments.

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