Super Junior leader Leeteuk reported on social media that a sasaeng had trespassed in his home for the second time. On Thursday April 10, 2024 (KST), Leeteuk, a member of the South Korean boy group Super Junior, took to his Instagram Story to report a new episode of privacy invasion by a sasaeng (obsessive follower).
“ Breaking into someone's home without permission. It's alarming that mindless sasaeng fans still exist. This is the second time. I'm warning you: if you break in again, I will publicly reveal your personal information and report you to the police ,” the artist wrote, expressing his outrage at the repeated intrusion.
For his part, the singer has repeatedly expressed his frustration with the invasive behavior of some female fans who, under the guise of "fans," cross the boundaries of respect and legality. This latest incident not only represents a violation of his personal space, but also a risk to his safety.
After nearly 20 years of career, this isn't the first time a Super Junior member has had to deal with this type of situation. Leeteuk's public denunciation highlights the need for stricter measures to protect artists and prevent similar situations from recurring.
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