Juhaknyeon's sickness is sorted out! AV actress scandal, The Boyz's expulsion, MC Mong's suspicion of involvement in prostitution

From The Boyz's Joo Hak-nyeon's AV actress scandal to the prostitution suspicions, team expulsion, and MC Mong's involvement, here's a roundup of all the controversies! Check out the agency's position, handwritten apology, and even the timeline of the incident at a glance.

Joo Hak-nyeon, formerly of boy group The Boyz, left the entertainment industry due to a scandal with AV actress Asuka Kirara. This incident has expanded beyond a simple dating controversy to suspicions of prostitution, and with the agency's swift decision to withdraw him from the team, the ripple effect is spreading with rumors of MC Mong's involvement. We have organized the controversies that have surfaced so far in chronological order.

1. Junior AV actress Asuka Kirara suspected of prostitution

In June 2025, the Japanese media Shukan Bunshun reported the following shocking news:

Joo Hak-nyeon attends a drinking party in Roppongi, Japan and has skinship with former AV actress Asuka Kirara The report included testimony that they had sex and that the relationship was later reconciled. The report grew controversial as it went beyond a simple meeting and escalated into suspicions of 'prostitution.'

Prior to this report, his agency, Won Hundred, had already removed Joo Hak-nyeon from the team and terminated his exclusive contract, which is interpreted as indicating that they were aware of the issue in advance.

2. Juhaknyeon's departure from The Boyz, the agency's official position

On June 16, 2025, The Boyz's agency, One Hundred, made an ambiguous announcement that "the group will be suspending activities due to personal issues."
Two days later On June 18th, he officially announced his withdrawal from The Boyz and the termination of his contract. I did it.

"I realized that it was difficult to continue trust as an artist."
"After discussion with the members, I have decided to leave the team and terminate my contract."

It can be assumed that the seriousness of the matter, including the suspicion of prostitution, played a role in making such a quick decision.

3. MC Mong's involvement in prostitution scandal, excluded from producer duties

What's more shocking is MC Mong's involvement.

MC Mong was the co-founder and executive producer of One Hundred, the label that The Boyz is affiliated with, before the Joo Hak-nyeon incident broke out. Excluded from work on June 13 due to 'personal reasons' It's done.

However, as suspicions about the connection with Joo Hak-nyeon grow, speculations are spreading that this 'personal matter' is not simply a personal matter, but rather a precautionary measure due to involvement in prostitution.

As of now, MC Mong has not made an official statement on this matter.

4. Statement from the main student, “There is no fact of prostitution”

After the controversy broke out, Joo Hak-nyeon posted a handwritten statement on his Instagram story.

He claimed that it was true that he was present at the drinking party, but that there was no illegal activity such as prostitution.

However, with the official position and media reports already pouring in, Joo Hak-nyeon's explanation is not gaining credibility, and the disappointment of fans and the public continues.

Additionally, the public, seeing unnatural line breaks and such, are even suspecting, "Isn't this someone who copied it exactly as it was written?"

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The illness of Joo Hak-nyeon, who was loved for his 'innocent image', is not just a simple controversy, but is spreading into a legal and moral issue.

This incident is not simply a personal scandal, but is expanding into suspicions of the agency's internal structure and the involvement of powerful figures in the entertainment industry, so future additional responses and investigations into the truth will remain important issues.

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