Amid Being Criticized For Abandoning VIXX For Acting, Cha Hak-yeon, “All I Can Say Is Sorry”

Actor Cha Hak-yeon (N) expressed his affection for his group VIXX

Recently, MyDaily had an interview with Cha Hak-yeon to discuss his role in “Castaway Diva” and his singing activities.

In this interview, Cha Hak-yeon shared, “I started dancing because I wanted to become a singer, and I went to auditions because of my love for dancing.”

“I passed the audition in my third year of middle school. Later, between my second and third year of high school, I moved to Seoul and spent my school days there. From then on, I started practicing as a trainee in Seoul. I had many opportunities to dance at school. I was also the president of the dance club. That’s why I got a lot of attention as I was on stage a lot. I started to enjoy performing when I was young, and I didn’t get nervous even after my debut.”

Cha Hak-yeon, who debuted as the leader of the group VIXX in 2012. recently decided not to participate in VIXX’s fifth mini album “Continum” to focus on his acting career. As other members tried to make time to practice this comeback despite their own busy schedule, the leader’s decision has made him heavily criticized by fans.”

Regarding his absence from the group’s activities, Cha confessed, “I should be cautious when talking about this, but all I feel is sorry. The fans waited so long so it was natural for them to say they were upset. I’m careful as these words can hurt them.”

Asked if fans could see him on stage later, “I haven’t talked about this, but I’m talking to the members and I’m trying to repay them with good performances in the future. I think I have to work harder.”

About the members’ support, he shared, “The members cheered for me in “Casta Diva” a lot. It must have been hard for them to watch the show due to the overlapping promotion schedule. They sent a lot of supporting messages to me and I also did the same to the members. So I feel even more sorry to the members and our fans.”

Source: MyDaily