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Yahoo
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Keung To is fine after falling into the sea
26 Jun - Keung To recently assured that all is well with him after it was reported that he had to be rescued after falling into the sea. The MIRROR member was previously revealed to have been rescued by a Marine Department boat after the police said that he was found in waters off Sai Wan on 24 June. He was then taken to Queen Mary Hospital for treatment. The news shocked fans and netizens alike, with many speculating that Keung To was trying to end his life. However, the singer recently released a short statement via MIRROR manager Ah Fa, saying that it was just a small accident due to his carelessness. Sources claimed that the singer fell into the sea while he was out jogging on Tuesday afternoon as he lost his footing while exercising. "I'm fine. Please rest assured. I hope there will be no speculation. I'm sorry for causing everyone to worry," he said. His agency Makerville also released a statement saying, ""Keung To is currently resting in the hospital. There aren't any major concerns. We would like to thank everyone who helped in the accident. Sorry for making everyone worry." (Photo Source: Keung To IG, MP Weekly)
South China Morning Post
a day ago
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Hong Kong band Mirror's Keung To says he consumed alcohol, painkillers before fall
Cantopop idol Keung To, a member of popular Hong Kong boy band Mirror, has said that he had been drinking alcohol and took painkillers for a headache before he accidentally fell into the sea while jogging on Tuesday. Keung, 26, revealed more details about his fall into the harbour before flying to Paris on Wednesday night. Earlier, he and three other band members met fans at an event, which drew criticism over the organisers' decision to press ahead with it despite Keung's accident. Keung said at the airport that his fall was 'purely an accident' stemming from wanting to sit down during his jog to watch the sunset along the waterfront in Sai Wan. The star revealed that he had been feeling unwell before the run, but denied being downcast. 'I set a poor example. I stepped outside the fence, where some people go fishing or chill out there. I also wanted to have a relaxing time. When I tried to stand up and go back, I felt dizzy and fell,' Keung said. Keung To at Wednesday's event. Photo: Handout The star said he had taken painkillers for a headache and had drunk 'a small amount' of alcohol before the run. But he added that he had not been relying on alcohol to relieve stress, as he would turn to sports.
South China Morning Post
a day ago
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Fans throng Hong Kong boy band Mirror event to support Keung To after fall
More than 100 fans of Hong Kong's Cantopop boy band Mirror showed up at a stadium on Wednesday to support their idol, Keung To, who made his first public appearance a day after being rescued after falling into the sea off Sai Wan Advertisement Keung was one of four members of the popular band joining a scheduled five-hour fans' meeting about their trip to Seoul at MacPherson Stadium in Mong Kok. Many donned hats and bags from the brand 'To Zero', Keung's personal clothing brand. They also held neon signs with the word 'Keung' in the centre, and stickers of the singer on the margins and in the back. Fans interviewed by the Post expressed their support for Keung, who fell into the waters off the Western Wholesale Food Market on Tuesday afternoon. The 26-year-old star later said the fall was 'just a small accident' due to his own carelessness, while the band's management company MakerVille said Keung fell dizzy while jogging by the sea. Advertisement One of the fans, Iris Ho, said she thought the singer suffered from heatstroke when she heard about the news on Tuesday. 'I was mostly worried that he could've had a heatstroke, but he posted that he is all right, so I feel OK now,' she said.
South China Morning Post
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Dining app Eatigo sorry for joke on Hong Kong singer Keung To's fall into sea
A well-known restaurant reservation platform has issued a public apology after making fun of Hong Kong singer Keung To's recent fall into the sea in an online post to promote its booking service, sparking calls for a boycott of the app. Eatigo, which offers restaurant bookings with bill discounts in Asia, said sorry on Tuesday night, following the post on social media platform Threads, saying the promotion lacked 'proper respect and sensitivity'. The now-deleted post said: 'To all Keung To fans, enjoy a good meal to calm your nerves. Let's have some seafood while you are mentally with your idol.' Keung, a member of Hong Kong Cantopop boy band Mirror, was rescued after falling into the waters off Sai Wan on Tuesday afternoon. The star said the fall was a 'small accident' due to his own carelessness and that he was doing fine afterwards. Eatigo has admitted that making fun of the singer's fall into the sea lacked 'proper respect and sensitivity'. Photo: SCMP In their apology, the Hong Kong team of Eatigo said they would like to express their 'most sincere apology' to Keung, his fans and all affected friends.
South China Morning Post
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Dining app Eatigo says sorry after joke about Hong Kong singer Keung To's fall into sea
A well-known restaurant reservation platform has issued a public apology after making fun of Hong Kong singer Keung To's recent fall into the sea in an online post to promote its booking service, sparking calls for a boycott of the app. Eatigo, which offers restaurant bookings with bill discounts in Asia, said sorry on Tuesday night, following the post on social media platform Threads, saying the promotion lacked 'proper respect and sensitivity'. The now-deleted post said: 'To all Keung To fans, enjoy a good meal to calm your nerves. Let's have some seafood while you are mentally with your idol.' Keung, a member of Hong Kong Cantopop boy band Mirror, was rescued after falling into the waters off Sai Wan on Tuesday afternoon. The star said the fall was a 'small accident' due to his own carelessness and that he was doing fine afterwards. Eatigo has admitted that making fun of the singer's fall into the sea lacked 'proper respect and sensitivity'. Photo: SCMP In their apology, the Hong Kong team of Eatigo said they would like to express their 'most sincere apology' to Keung, his fans and all affected friends.
