Internet Spots THIS Odd Mistake In Ju Haknyeon’s Handwritten Apology Letter

Ju Haknyeon shared a handwritten apology letter on social media. However, many users pointed out odd details.

The news of Ju Haknyeon’s departure from THE BOYZ shocked fans. As per reports, he met with Kirara Asuka, a former Japanese adult film star. He faced immense backlash which led to his exit from the K-pop group. Following which, he shared a handwritten apology letter on social media. However, many users doubted that he wrote it himself and pointed out odd details in the letter. Read on to know.

The former THE BOYZ member posted the apology letter on his social media account. In the letter, he stated that he attended a gathering with friends on May 30, 2025, where alcohol was present. He accepted being there but denied any illegal activities or involvement in the rumours circulating online. The former THE BOYZ member expressed regret for his actions and apologised to fans who felt disappointed.

Netizens React To Ju Haknyeon Apology Letter

Reactions to his letter were harsh. According to Koreaboo, fans and netizens questioned the letter’s authenticity. They noticed strange spacing between words. For example, the word “worried” was written with a hyphen, which ignited a heated conversation. Some netizens mocked his explanation and questioned why he left the group if the rumours were false. Others speculated his agency stepped in to control the situation before more damaging reports surfaced. Some netizens also wondered if he copied the letter word for word from someone else’s instructions.

THE BOYZ Members Pen Heartfelt Notes

Meanwhile, the remaining THE BOYZ members addressed the issue on a messaging platform. They shared heartfelt apologies for the pain caused by the situation. The members expressed sadness for letting fans down and also thanked them for their ongoing support.

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Furthermore, they promised to work harder to gain fans trust and focus on their music. Their messages seemed to calm down THE B’s (fandom name).

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First Published: June 19, 2025 1:45 PM