Aespa’s Giselle Signs Lease for Cheongdam’s Pie n Polus with 100 Million KRW Deposit
Giselle, a member of the global girl group aespa, has reportedly been dealing with a tough personal situation that’s drawn public attention this week. According to an exclusive report by Woman Sense on August 1, the artist, whose real name is Aeri Uchinaga, has been the target of ongoing harassment.
It turns out that the harassment began shortly after her debut. The alleged perpetrator is said to be a former acquaintance who has made repeated threatening calls and sent malicious messages. The situation escalated to the point where the police had to get involved. Representatives from SM Entertainment, aespa’s agency, confirmed the seriousness of the case and assured that they are fully cooperating with the authorities.
The company emphasized the importance of protecting their artists’ well-being amid this difficult time. They shared:
"We are taking this matter very seriously and working closely with law enforcement to ensure that appropriate actions are taken." SM Entertainment
This incident has prompted concern among aespa fans and the public who have been sending messages of support to Giselle. While no further details about the identity of the harasser or the specifics of the threats were disclosed, the response from the company highlights how seriously such situations are handled in the K-pop industry.
The report also mentioned that these harassment cases, unfortunately, aren’t uncommon in the entertainment world. Agencies often have to step in when idols face these kinds of issues, aiming to keep their artists safe and focused on their careers.
Despite this challenge, Giselle remains active with aespa, continuing promotions and activities with her fellow members. Fans are hoping she receives the support she needs and that the matter is resolved swiftly without affecting the group’s momentum.
For now, SM Entertainment and law enforcement are closely monitoring the situation as they move forward with their investigation.