UPDATE: A wedding celebration for former MBLAQ member Mir on December 21, 2025, has ignited an online firestorm after singer Kim Jang Hoon faced backlash for allegedly “leaking” a video of the ceremony. The incident raises questions about privacy and celebrity culture in South Korea.
Mir’s wedding, attended by notable figures including Kim Jang Hoon, was expected to be a joyous occasion. However, the atmosphere quickly shifted when Kim posted a video of the couple’s exit, leading to accusations of being “careless” for sharing what some deemed a private moment. The backlash was swift, prompting Kim to issue a public apology.
In an unexpected twist, Mir’s sister, actress Go Eun Ah, defended Kim, promptly contacting him after seeing the apology. “The wedding was never intended to be private,” she stated in a new YouTube video. “We were both hurt by the criticism because no press showed up.”
Mir himself expressed disbelief over the situation, stating, “I’m flabbergasted. My wedding didn’t get a lot of attention because I’m simply not popular enough.” He emphasized that the event was open, contradicting claims of it being a private affair.
Go Eun Ah echoed her brother’s sentiments, questioning why Kim Jang Hoon was facing such harsh criticism. “Why is Jang Hoon oppa getting hate for us being nugu (unknown)?” she asked, highlighting the emotional toll of the incident.
Despite the controversy, Kim Jang Hoon maintains a light-hearted perspective, noting that the wedding became a trending search topic on Naver. “In one way or another, I did him a favor,” he quipped, suggesting his post may have helped bring attention to Mir’s new chapter.
As the couple enjoys their honeymoon, photos from the wedding have begun circulating, shared publicly by the wedding consultant and photographer. The ongoing discussion surrounding privacy and celebrity status continues to unfold, making this a developing story to watch.
Stay tuned for more updates as this situation evolves, and join the conversation on social media using the hashtag #MirWeddingControversy.
