NCT’s Haechan and Johnny have been accused of allegedly sleeping with three Japanese women, two of whom are reportedly fans of other NCT members.

The controversy began when an account named @kira_ceo_main posted a series of photos and provocative tweets claiming that NCT members were spotted at a hotel in Tokyo and sleeping with fans.

The account belongs to a prominent figure in the Japanese nightlife industry, who facilitates connections for women seeking work in host bars with top-tier clients.

In the tweet, this individual explicitly named Johnny and Haechan, claiming the two engaged in a five-person encounter with three Japanese women, who were described as “actresses” and bar hostesses. The tweets were quickly removed.

Although the initial tweet was taken down, the Twitter accounts (@roses_123_) and @lv999_V saved the photos and reposted them. The @lv999_V user also posted photos allegedly taken from the women’s social media account showing a hotel room key of the Capitol Hotel Tokyo, which is the same hotel that Haechan was seen in during one of his past Weverse live streams.

A photo was also posted showing five individuals—allegedly Haechan, Johnny, and the three women—standing outside of the Capitol Hotel Tokyo.

After the tweets went public, netizens discovered the social media accounts of two of the women involved.

Based on their posts, it appears these women are NCT fans, as they were seen posing with posters of NCT members and holding photocards of the group.

One of the women also posted an alleged Kakaotalk conversation with Johnny:

• Female: “Oppa, it was fun today! Let’s drink again!”
• Johnny: “lol. Okay.” “Contact me.”
• Female: “When will you come to Japan again?? hehe”
• Johnny: “3/8”
• Female: “Oh oh!! Let’s meet again then. Hehe.”

As mentioned in the text message, Johnny returned to Japan on March 8 for an official NCT 127 schedule, which included a concert on March 9.

The accusations have gone viral instantly, with many other retweets amassing millions of views. The initial account that reposted the allegations, @lv999_V, has also been taken down following multiple reports from fans.

Although the matter is still under investigation, it has already garnered significant public interest. One of the named girls has removed all her photos and changed her Instagram handle.

After deleting the tweets, the nightlife promoter tweeted, “I received requests from the person involved and those around them to delete the tweets, so I deleted the two tweets about certain actresses and a Korean idol! In the future, I might be ?, so here’s my new account. (@kira_ceo_sub).”

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BTS’s V is receiving an overwhelming outpouring of love from his Chinese and Korean fans as they celebrate his birthday on December 30! Every year, V’s Chinese fan club, Baidu Vbar, organizes massive events to honor his special day, and this year is no different, with celebrations taking place across various cities!

To mark the occasion, a unique “Taehyung Park” will be set up near HYBE’s headquarters in Yongsan, Seoul. The park will feature a giant custom doll of V along the Han River, giving fans a memorable experience. The sculpture is inspired by V’s solo album and even includes a tribute to his beloved dog, Yeontan.

Fans in Seoul are also treated to a huge display of love, with 160 DID lightbox screens installed across subway lines 2 and 4. These screens will showcase 160 different birthday messages to spread joy to V. In addition, all 4,448 screens on subway lines 3 and 9 will broadcast a special birthday video for V, reaching nearly 2 million daily passengers!

But the birthday celebrations don’t stop there! At Hongdae Station, advertisements will appear on the AREX’s four AM boards, with over 100 daily ads. From the underground to the outdoors, V’s fans have decked out places all over Seoul with birthday content. The Hyundai Department Store in Sinchon, U-Plex, and 21 DID screens from Line 1 to Line 8 will all feature ads, along with a Scarlet LED screen in Hongdae.

Fans can also enjoy birthday events at Compose Coffee stores in Seoul and Chuncheon, where V is currently serving in the military. The Donggyo branch in Hongdae will be transformed into a birthday cafe, while the Gangwon University branch in Chuncheon will offer decorations and free drinks in honor of V.

Across the country, 150 screens at 34 Kyobo Bookstores, from Seoul to V’s hometown of Daegu, will display birthday content. Not to mention, 3,193 CU convenience store locations nationwide will feature V’s birthday video on 3,203 screens, reaching over 3 million customers daily.

In Chuncheon, lightboard ads featuring V and Yeontan have been set up at historical locations, sending heartfelt messages of love and gratitude for V’s service. Meanwhile, in Shanghai, a major event will be held at a shopping mall, featuring vibrant V-themed displays.

In China, 38 Molly Tea Store locations across 30 cities will be decorated for V’s birthday, and 25,900 gifts will be given to fans as part of the celebrations. Hangzhou’s Longxiangqiao Station, one of the busiest metro stations, will feature LED dual-screen ads to honor V’s special day.

Fans have also shown their love for Yeontan by making donations. Vbar adopted animals from the Hongshan Zoo in Nanjing, naming them after Yeontan, and in Hangzhou, fans donated food to an animal shelter in Yeontan’s name, a touching tribute to V’s furry friend.

V’s birthday celebrations are truly massive and heartwarming, as his fans across the world continue to show their endless support!

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