Following reports of OMEGA X's label's CEO abusing the members, the group didn't fly back to South Korea as scheduled, leaving many to speculate they were purposely left stranded in the United States.
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OMEGA X Members Allegedly Abused by Label SPIRE Entertainment CEO
Recently on October 23, OMEGA X's label SPIRE Entertainment and its CEO became the center of abuse allegations after fans took to their social media to reveal having witnessed the CEO's abuse on the members firsthand.
The incident happened while OMEGA X was in Los Angeles in the United States, where they wrapped up their first-ever world tour CONNECT: Don't Give Up at The Orpheum Theater.
"We were discussing canceling the [flight] reservations for three days because the seats on the plane for the members could be mixed with the fans. It is not true that we have stranded the members in the U.S.," the CEO said.
The CEO then claimed that the allegations were made by an anti-fan, and explained that they "usually treat the members respectfully."
"The [abuse] allegations were made by an anti-fan. I was frustrated because I have been working hard, pulling all-nighters but they wouldn't acknowledge or care for it. But I usually treat our members respectfully," the CEO said.
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Written by Robyn Joan
