KATSEYE Idol Group Reveals Death Threats Ahead of Grammy Nomination

URGENT UPDATE: The rising girl group KATSEYE has just revealed they are facing multiple death threats since their debut, an alarming disclosure made just days after their nomination for Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammy Awards. In an interview with BBC News, members expressed their shock and fear over the threats, which have even targeted their families.

In a heartfelt statement, member Lara shared, “I try to tell myself it doesn’t matter, but if 1,000 people are sending you death threats, it’s jarring.” The emotional impact of these threats weighs heavily on the group, despite their short time in the spotlight.

While they did not disclose the specific nature of the threats, KATSEYE highlighted the ongoing sexist comments directed towards them. “People see us as women to rank. They’ll grade us based on how attractive we are, our singing and dancing skills, and then add it all up to give us a percentage,” Lara continued.

Despite these challenges, KATSEYE embraces diversity as a core part of its identity. Member Manon stated, “We exist for girls who are proud of their backgrounds. We want them to feel proud, regardless of their appearance or background.” This commitment to positive messaging resonates deeply with their fanbase.

KATSEYE has recently made waves in the music industry, entering global charts with their second EP, Beautiful Chaos, released this past May. Their rapid rise is now overshadowed by threats that have sparked widespread concern among fans and the public alike.

As KATSEYE prepares for the Grammy Awards, fans are rallying to show their support, urging the industry to take threats against artists seriously. This disturbing trend raises critical questions about the safety of public figures, especially women in the entertainment industry.

Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story, as KATSEYE continues to navigate the challenges posed by their newfound fame and the threats that come with it. The group is determined to move forward, advocating for a more inclusive and supportive environment in the music world.