The price of the accessories worn by actress Han So-hee at her birthday party was revealed.

On November 16th, Han So-hee posted a picture of herself enjoying a celebration party ahead of her birthday through her Instagram.

Han So-hee, who boasts amazing beauty, created a princess-like atmosphere by matching a gorgeous necklace and earrings with a dress.

The accessory served as a traction to make Han So-hee's luxurious appearance more radiant.

Afterwards, however, information spread around the online community that the accessories Han So-hee wore were children's toys sold at household goods stores.

The 'Bling Bling Princess Necklace and Earring Set' is said to be sold for only around 1,000 Won (0.85 Dollars).

In fact, the designs of the two products, which have large silver and red jewels, match perfectly.

Netizens who saw this said, "Of course, I thought it was a luxury item", "The model is also important", "I believe it as if it's 10 million won, not 1,000 won," and admired Han So-hee's visual, which turns cheap toys into expensive luxury goods. .

On the other hand, Han So-hee's birthday is on November 18th (today), and it seems that she held a birthday party a little earlier. She was born in 1994 and is 28 years old.

She recently played the role of Ji-woo, who infiltrated the police under a new name after entering an organization to find the culprit who killed his father in Netflix's 'My Name'.

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Kamimura Kenshin, a member of the Japanese boy group ONE N’ ONLY, has been indicted in Hong Kong on serious charges of sexual assault.

According to reports from international media outlets like South China Morning Post (SCMP) and Nikkan Sports on March 5 (local time), Hong Kong police received a report of a sexual assault incident at a restaurant on Portland Street in Mong Kok on March 2. Following the report, Kamimura Kenshin was arrested.

The incident allegedly took place after the group's fan meeting event in Hong Kong.

Kamimura had gone to a restaurant with the female interpreter who assisted the group, and this is where the reported assault occurred.

Police later arrested him in Tsim Sha Tsui on the same day. On March 4, Kamimura appeared in a local court, where he was formally charged with sexual assault.

Under Hong Kong law, sexual assault carries a maximum prison sentence of 10 years.

With the case now in the legal system, the idol's future remains uncertain.

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