After sustaining an injury from an accident, Park Gyuri went through face surgery and recovery. However, malicious rumors have targeted the KARA member, prompting agency Big Boss Entertainment to release a stern warning against perpetrators.
Earlier on July 13, Park Gyuri was revealed to have suffered cheekbone and orbital fractures after an accident. After going through an examination, medical professionals recommended Park Gyuri to undergo surgery, which would reportedly take four to five weeks.
This led the agency to aid Gyuri in her recovery by limiting all activities that would lead to strain. As a result, Park Gyuri will not be joining KARA for its July schedules.
"Big Boss Entertainment promises to do its best to ensure that the health and safety of our actors are our priorities," the agency shared.
Unfortunately, after the news of Park Gyuri's surgery became public, the incident was followed by unnecessary speculations and malicious comments online.
On July 17, Big Boss Entertainment released an official statement addressing the malicious comments and rumors spreading online. The agency stated that the perpetrators of these criminal acts will receive strong legal action.
Moreover, the agency encouraged fans to report any proof of speculative comments or misinformation online to its official email address. Big Boss Entertainment also shared that Park Gyuri is determined to resume her activities after her recovery.
Read the agency's full statement below:
"Hello. This is Big Boss Entertainment.
We are here to give you information about our artist, Park Gyuri.
Earlier, we announced that Park Gyri has suffered cheekbone and orbital fractures. The was caused by a rooftop accident during a personal schedule, but we did not reveal specific details about the accident since we were considering how many people might get worried.
However, we have confirmed through reports and inquiries that it is indeed correct that malicious remarks and rumors are being spread. As a result, the agency will respond strictly to any content that harms the honor and image of our artist Park Gyuri.
We would like everyone to send any evidence of any offensive and malicious rumors regarding the accident to the official email of Big Boss Entertainment (bigbossent@hanmail.net).
Currently, Park Gyuri has expressed a strong commitment to her rehabilitation and return to her schedule after the surgery. Big Boss Entertainment will do its best to protect our artists' character and rights.
Thank you."
Here's how fans reacted to the announcement:
- "Ignore the malicious rumors and take care of your body and mind and see you in good shape again."
- "Thank you for taking action about this."
- "I see it a lot, especially in the comments on YouTube. Please respond to severe malicious rumors!"
In other news, KARA officially released their new pre-release single "Hello" on July 16. The track also belongs to the group's upcoming album "I Do I Do," which is slated for release on July 24. Furthermore, the song also featured the late Goo Hara's vocals.
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Written by Israel Monte
