Former T-Ara’s Member Ahreum Confirmed To Have Attempted Suicide, Still Unconscious According To Her Boyfriend
Former T-ara member Lee Areum has been reported to have made an extreme choice and her boyfriend has issued a statement addressing the situation.
On the 27th of March, Lee Areum’s boyfriend, who is known as her partner, posted on his channel, “Thank you for the concern and encouragement from Areum’s fans and officials” and asked for no unnecessary strange contacts. He added, “Please refrain from contacting when she is in pain and unconscious.”
He also added, “I pray that Areum will be okay,” hinting at Lee Areum’s current condition.
Earlier, it was reported that Lee Areum attempted an extreme choice and was transferred to the hospital. Her boyfriend, known as Lee Areum’s closest associate, directly informed that she was unconscious, indicating a serious situation.
After leaving T-ara, Lee Areum dreamed of resuming her activities, but it was not easy. Lee Areum, who suddenly announced her marriage in 2019, gave birth to a son due to premarital pregnancy. However, in 2022, she appeared on TVING’s ‘Between Marriage and Divorce’ and showed severe conflict with her husband.
While the couple’s discord was publicized, Lee Areum announced that she would maintain her family after reconciling with her husband following her second pregnancy with her second son.
However, in December 2023, less than a year after giving birth to her second son, Lee Areum was in the midst of a divorce lawsuit with her husband and revealed her new lover whom she will remarry.
Expressing resentment towards her marriage, Lee Areum claimed in March 2024 that she and her two sons were subjected to domestic violence by her ex-husband.
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