In a recent episode of Channel S's Noldun Unnie 2, former Baby V.O.X member Miyoun, opened up about the haunting repercussions of her time as a K-Pop idol.

Miyoun, once part of one of Korea's pioneering idol groups, disclosed that she has lost significant portions of her memory due to the trauma inflicted by relentless online harassment.

Rise to Fame, Fall to Controversy

As a key figure in Baby V.O.X during the late 90s and early 2000s, Miyoun experienced the highs and lows of stardom.

However, the group's ascent to fame was marred by controversy when Miyoun became entangled in a scandal involving H.O.T.'s leader, Moon Hee Joon.

The fallout from the scandal catapulted Baby V.O.X into the crosshairs of enraged fans, accumulating a staggering 2 million anti-fans.

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Haunted by Fear

Reflecting on those tumultuous times, Miyoun revealed the extent of her trauma.

"I was a young teenager. Although I am fine now, at the time, I'd get afraid if I even looked at a school uniform," she confided.

Her fellow group member, Kim E-Z, shared a chilling anecdote recounting an incident where over 200 anti-fans besieged the group inside a store, attempting to breach its doors and windows.

The Erosion of Memory

The toll of relentless harassment and fear has left a profound mark on Miyoun's life.

"I have almost no memory from my 20s-30s," she lamented, highlighting the magnitude of her memory loss as a result of the trauma endured during her idol days.

Despite grappling with the scars of her past, Miyoun remains dedicated to preserving Baby V.O.X's legacy. Her unwavering commitment serves as a testament to her resilience in the face of adversity.

In Recent news, Baby V.O.X, a groundbreaking nineties K-Pop girl group, defied the cute image trend with their sexy concepts, influencing future groups like 2NE1 and SISTAR.

Their controversial 2004 album "Ride West," featuring unauthorized samples and a collaboration with Tupac Shakur and Jennifer Lopez, marked a shift. The track "Xcstasy" faced backlash but hinted at future K-Pop trends.

Despite disbanding in 2005, members pursued careers in entertainment, with Yoon Eun Hye becoming a renowned actress. "Xcstasy" remains a pivotal moment in K-Pop's evolution.

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Written by Cassidy Jones.