Aespa's Karina Deletes Instagram Post After Sparking Huge Unexpected Controversy

Karina's Red Number 2 Jumper Brand What Is It That It's Sold Out Online? There is interest in whether the background to the photo of a red number 2 jumper posted and then deleted by girl group Espa member Karina25 on social media is related to a political message. On the 27th, Karina posted a photo of a red number 2 jumper on Instagram with a flower emoji and Japan.

Aespa’s Karina apologises for Instagram post which appeared to signal her political affiliation

Following the backlash surrounding her post, Karina took to the fan messaging app Bubble to apologise. She wrote: “I’m really sorry for making Mys [Aespa’s fans] worry. I had no such intention at all. But the misunderstanding kept growing and since you were so worried, I thought I should talk to you directly. From now on, I’ll also try to be more attentive and act more carefully. I’m sorry once again for making you worry.” Karina’s agency, SM En…

What Really Happened to aespa Karina: Insights into the Political Controversy

You’ve probably seen idols get criticized for outfits, words, or even emojis. But rarely do these moments erupt into full-blown national debate—especially not during an election year. When aespa Karina shared a casual outfit photo from her Tokyo trip, she likely never imagined it would pull her into a political controversy, but that’s exactly what happened. Her red jersey, the number “2”, and a single rose emoji snowballed into a conversation fa…

Karina responds to political symbolism controversy: “Never my intention”

Singer Karina has responded to recent controversy surrounding alleged political symbolism in her social media post.On May 28th KST, Karina posted a…

Singer JK Kim Dong-wook, who publicly supported the People Power Party candidate Kim Moon-soo, made a statement that seemed to welcome the controversy over the political views of Espa's Karina. On the 28th, JK Kim Dong-wook posted on his social networking service (SNS), "A gentleman who used to run a company that was considered to be a good company

Karina, Kim Taerae, Sullyoon: Idols Embroiled in Election Season Controversy - K-POP NEWSWIRE

It’s election season in South Korea, and you can practically feel the tension, especially if you’re a K-pop idol. These stars are trying their absolute hardest to avoid even a hint of political talk because right now, anything can be misunderstood. It’s like walking on eggshells – one wrong move, and boom, a huge controversy. After former president Yoon’s term ended abruptly in disgrace, South Korea is heading for its 21st presidential election,…