
SBS's educational current affairs program 'Kininara Hanashi Y' is expected to cover the sexual crime incident involving Tail. On the 7th, 'Kininara Hanashi Y' announced, 'We are interviewing Mr. Moon, a former member of a famous idol group in his 30s, who is suspected of sexually assaulting a woman in a drunken state along with two acquaintances, under the charge of special quasi-rape.' They added, 'We are waiting for contact from those who know about the incident and those who have been victimized by Mr. Moon.' On the same day, it was revealed through the media that Tail's suspicion was of special quasi-rape, causing shock. It appears they requested information regarding this. Tail was reported to have been accused in June of sexually assaulting a drunken woman with two acquaintances. Special quasi-rape is established when two or more people engage in sexual intercourse with a partner who is unable to resist due to possession of a weapon or loss of mental or physical capacity. If the charges are confirmed, under South Korea's special law on the punishment of sexual violence crimes, he could face over seven years of imprisonment or life imprisonment. Regarding this matter, an official from his agency, SM Entertainment, showed a cautious attitude, stating, 'As this is an ongoing investigation, we cannot provide further details.' Tail's sexual crime was communicated through an official comment from SM Entertainment in August. They stated, 'We have recently confirmed the fact that Tail has been accused in a criminal case regarding sexual crimes. We were aware of the facts and recognized that the case is quite serious, leading us to determine that he can no longer continue team activities. After discussions with Tail, we decided on his departure from the group.' - Tail, who left NCT, allegedly sexually assaulted a drunken woman with acquaintances... SM comments on the report - NCT's Tail announces departure... police investigation ongoing regarding sexual crime allegations (official).
Former NCT member Mark released the music video for his new single “Happiest” through Upper Room’s official YouTube channel. The song is an alternative pop R&B track about finding true happiness within, and Mark took part in writing and composing it. He also announced his studio album “WINDMILL,” due out December 4, which also includes his songwriting and self-made handwritten text and illustrations.
SM Entertainment posted weaker Q3 results, with sales and operating profit down year on year and net income turning to a loss. It said reduced domestic comeback schedules hurt direct music and concert revenue, while IP-based businesses grew. The company plans major comebacks and global tours from Q4 through next Q1.
NCT’s Ten personally denied the dating rumors spreading online during a recent concert in the U.S., saying he is “completely single” and not seeing anyone. His agency, ILLIMNT, also said it is monitoring multiple platforms, collecting evidence, and will take strong legal action against false rumors and malicious posts to protect the artist’s rights and reputation.
At his Houston stop on the TEN US SHOWCASE TOUR, NCT’s Ten directly denied recent online dating rumors, saying he is completely single and not seeing anyone. He added that anyone dating him would have to be “Superman” because of how busy his schedule is. The rumors also caused harm to a woman falsely linked to him. Ten debuted with NCT in 2016, left SM Entertainment in April, founded ILLIMNT, and will continue touring across U.S. cities.
NCT’s Taeyong enjoyed free time in Japan with Jaehyun and posted several photos from his stay on social media. He was seen taking a two-shot with Jaehyun, walking around town with an umbrella, eating oden, and enjoying Pokémon-themed taiyaki and card packs. NCT 127 also held a successful concert in Saitama, with a limited-time pop-up event now running in Harajuku to commemorate it.
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