Former T-ARA member Lee Ahreum has sparked intrigue with a cryptic message directed towards her ex-husband, shedding light on their tumultuous relationship.
On March 20, Ahreum took to social media to share her thoughts, stating,
"Anyone who commits a crime must be punished in some way."
Mindset Revealed: Drawing from Nietzsche
Accompanying her message, Ahreum shared a quote attributed to philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche: "What doesn't kill me, makes me stronger," offering insight into her mindset amidst ongoing personal challenges.
The former idol, known for her time in T-ARA, is currently navigating a divorce from her businessman husband, whom she married in 2019 and shares two sons with.
The announcement of their separation came abruptly in December of last year, followed by Ahreum revealing a new romantic partner and her plans for a fresh start post-divorce.
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Allegations of Abuse: Ahreum's Shocking Claims
In a startling revelation, Ahreum alleged instances of abuse directed at her children during the divorce proceedings. Speaking toOSEN, she disclosed disturbing incidents, including her ex-husband allegedly spraying urine on their children's faces.
Expressing her anguish, Ahreum emphasized the emotional toll of confronting her children about these traumatic experiences.
"The more I listened to them (the children), my heart was torn apart, as what he did to them were not simple disciplinary actions," Ahreum emphasized.
Clarifying Misconceptions: Ahreum's Parental Rights Stand
Addressing misconceptions surrounding her parental rights, Ahreum clarified her stance.
She explained that while securing a swift divorce was her priority, her statements about temporary custody were misinterpreted, leading to false notions about her willingness to relinquish full parental rights. Asserting her commitment to protecting her children, Ahreum affirmed her intent to pursue legal recourse.
Meanwhile, T-ARA's former member, Areum, surprised the public with news of her impending remarriage in December 2023, amidst her ongoing divorce proceedings.
She announced the union on Instagram with a heartfelt message, accompanied by a photo of her and her new partner, writer Seo Dong-hoon, known for his work in the film industry.
Concerns arose about revealing Seo's identity before finalizing the divorce. Areum, who joined T-ara in 2012 but left in 2013, had previously been married to a businessman, with whom she has two sons. Her journey, including her divorce and remarriage, has captured public interest, especially after her recent comeback on a singing competition show.
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Written by Cassidy Jones.
