Why is Hyeri apologizing to fans amid Wootae dating rumors? Reveals being 'attacked for a long time'
Hyeri's first communication with fans amid Wootae dating row
On July 4, Hyeri took to the fan communication platform Bubble and expressed her love and concern regarding her fans. She mentioned being unable to sleep because of missing them too much. As the text came at the early hour of 7 AM, an irritated fan replied, "This is the first time I've seen a celebrity who doesn't think of the fans at all and sends messages at 7 AM."
The Friendly Rivalry actress apologized for that, and promised to be more mindful from then on. She sent texts that read, "I am so sorry. I will make sure to check before sending!" and "I hope you know I am always thankful and sorry and love you all. I'll do better! Thanks." On seeing that, a lot of fans swarmed in to cheer her up, saying she neither needed to care for nor apologize to people who say "bad things" to her.
Did Hyeri indirectly address her private life deets with Ryu Jun Yeol and Wootae?
Among her Bubble messages, one particular text broke fans' hearts. It read, "I've been attacked for a long time, so I'm honestly okay. But I am sad when I hear that you guys are hurt." It might be an indication to the hate she received following the news of her breakup with Ryu Jun Yeol and also after the latest news of her alleged romantic relationship with Street Man Fighter's Wootae was reported.
Many ridiculed her claiming that the two men she's linked up with, have similar facial features, which shows her taste in men. Her agency Sublime's "it [Wootae dating news] seems difficult to confirm" statement didn't help either. Amid all these, fans hoped their positive comments will give her strength of endurance.
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