Park Na-rae shared, “Since my house was made public, I hear people saying, ‘This is Park Na-rae’s house.’ I don’t know what to do when people wait in front of my house for 10 hours with a purpose.” She added, “Even my mom once opened the door thinking they were acquaintances of mine. There was even someone asking to borrow money,” revealing her concerns.
Previously, Han Hye-jin also complained about privacy issues due to uninvited guests visiting her home. On the 27th of last month, Han Hye-jin reported that the number of tourists illegally entering her villa in Hongcheon had increased. She recounted, “While I was drying my hair after a shower, I heard the sound of a car door closing. I was so scared. When I went outside in my clothes, there were four people—two men and two women—exploring the yard and the valley,” causing a shock.
She added, “I asked them to leave exactly four times. They left saying, ‘We won’t watch TV anymore.’ It made me a bit teary and depressed.”
BTS’s Jungkook has also suffered from having his home address leaked. Last year, he revealed during a live session on the fan platform Weverse that his address was exposed online.
He stated, “I don’t worry about it. I consider it my destiny and just focus on what’s ahead of me. I will keep running forward, thinking only of the future with ARMY. I can’t keep worrying about every little thing,” but he emphasized, “But people really should not come to my house.”
Source: daum
