Hwasa from 'Crazy Rich Koreans' expressed her feelings after the obscenity controversy.
On the broadcast of KBS 2TV 'Crazy Rich Koreans' on 13th, the day of performance queen Hwasa, who has captivated the world with her career, was revealed.
On that day, Hwasa expressed her feelings regarding the ‘obscenity controversy’ at a university festival. The stylist said, “People don’t know the struggles you have gone through, and when they misunderstand after seeing the stage performance, it was distressing and upsetting,” to which Hwasa replied, “It was upsetting.”
Earlier in May, Hwasa was reported to the Student-Parent Rights Protection Alliance (Korean Association) for a performance at a university festival that allegedly caused discomfort to viewers. Ultimately, she was investigated as an accused person at the Seongdong Police Station in Seoul on September 10, and the police decided not to send the case for prosecution.
At that time, the police summoned the accuser to investigate the situation during the performance, and based on customary precedents and other references, they concluded, "Upon comprehensive evaluation, it is difficult to acknowledge any criminal allegations."
Hwasa said, "When the criticism peaked, I received a message from my mom for the first time: 'Is our daughter okay?' My mom asked me for the first time," she revealed. Upon hearing this, Park Se Ri noted, "The media reports are so concerning that it makes her worry more." To this, Hwasa responded, "'Is our daughter okay?' That message felt like it was tearing my heart apart. My mom and dad were people who didn’t understand me. My mom didn’t understand me when I was young, so how much more would others not understand? Then my mom said, 'Yes, our daughter is proud.'" This elicited laughter.
Eventually, Hwasa mentioned that she experienced panic after the 'obscenity controversy.' She stated, "When I suddenly felt unstable at the airport in Turkey, my sisters hugged me simultaneously without lying. That’s when the tears burst out," and added, "You might not remember this, but I felt that my sisters unconsciously wanted to protect me."
In a subsequent interview, Hwasa remarked, "I am a person, so there are moments when I feel unstable. I don't know why. Sometimes it feels hard to breathe, and there are instances when that moment comes." She continued, "But whenever it happens, if someone hugs me, my anxiety subsides. My sisters knew that and ran over to hug me right at the airport."
[Photo] Captured screen from the broadcast of 'Crazy Rich Koreans.'
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