Former Idol Shockingly Reveals She Attempted Suicide, Shares Another Alarming Post
Former AOA member Kwon Mina left a cryptic message that is causing worry among her fans.
On the 1st of January, Kwon Mina posted a message on her Instagram that began with, “Goodbye, and I’m sorry.”
She wrote, “I gave people a shock with cruel scenes, and I kept repeatedly posting things that everyone would get tired of and curse at, including posts about my own wrongdoings. I was not in a normal state.”
Kwon Mina also said, “I see what everyone says to me. That I ruined that group,” adding, “That’s right. I endured it for 10 years—maybe I should have endured just a little longer, or I should have hit back and cursed too.”
She continued, “To everyone who cherished me, loved me, and treated me like a human being, I am truly grateful. And I am also sorry,” showing signs of psychological instability.
Afterward, Kwon Mina uploaded another post, sharing a photo that suggested there had been a dangerous situation.
Along with it, she wrote, “My vision became blurry and after that I don’t remember anything. That means I lost consciousness. If I had just been left alone a little longer, I really could have kept my promise today, but suddenly I heard noises and someone started shaking me,” adding, “But I will definitely keep my promise. Disappearing right in front of your eyes.”
Meanwhile, Kwon Mina debuted in the music industry in 2012 as a member of AOA and received much love from fans with hit songs such as “Heart Attack” and “Miniskirt.” She also appeared in dramas including “Queen of Mystery” and “Modern Farmer,” carrying out acting activities alongside her idol career, but left the group in 2019. Afterward, Kwon Mina alleged that she had been bullied by AOA leader Jimin, causing a major stir. Jimin also left the team as a result.
Kwon Mina announced a fresh start last November by signing an exclusive contract with Modenberry Korea, but abruptly terminated the contract just one month later.
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