The Boyz JuHakNyeon Roppongi sex party with Japanese AV actress girlfriend Kirara Asuka? Expelled from The Boyz boyband...

Kpop band The Boyz member Ju HakNyeon (26) has been asked to leave the boy band after he was allegedly spotted with Japanese AV actress girlfriend Kirara Asuka (36) partying overnight at a Kyabakura (Hostess club) in Roppongi, where they were allegedly seen hugging, dancing, body to body and also her chin to his body, then his shoulders, nude? 

Ju HakNyeon's record label One Hundred believes that this association is a stain on The Boyz's innocent profile and Ju HakNyeon cannot be trusted anymore, resulting in his sudden departure on 18 June 2025, Wednesday.

We think he can at least help to increase Japan and South Korea's population.

A definite merit to mankind.













 


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