K-pop sensation Choi Min-hwan of FT Island faces a tumultuous moment as he halts media activities amid allegations of prostitution, leaving fans questioning the future of his performances.
As of November 2, FT Island is still set to perform at the 'Grand Mint Festival 2024,' but the event organizers are currently in emergency discussions regarding Min-hwan's participation. With the festival around the corner and allegations hanging over him, the situation has become increasingly precarious. His agency, FNC Entertainment, expressed deep concern about the impact on fans and promised to pause all media appearances, including his role on KBS2's 'The Return of Superman.'
Despite the controversy, Min-hwan is expected to perform in an Asian tour concert in Taiwan on October 26, marking his first public appearance since the allegations were made. FT Island's busy schedule continues with several performances planned through the end of the year, and many are eager to know if he will proceed with these commitments. The situation remains uncertain as fans await official confirmations regarding his involvement in upcoming shows.
In a show of support, band member Lee Hong-ki posted a heartfelt message hinting at loyalty amid the controversy, emphasizing that everyone deserves understanding despite the circumstances. He urged fans not to jump to conclusions and promised to move forward, no matter the obstacles. With the police now investigating the allegations, the scrutiny on Min-hwan and FT Island remains intense, leaving fans and media on high alert for the inevitable developments.