10 women secretly filmed by Kpop star: Jung Joon-young quits music with BIGBANG’s Seungri

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Kpop star Jung Joon-young has quit the music business amid an industry sex scandal.

The BBC reports that Kpop star Jung Joon-young has quit the music industry following a growing sex scandal.

Jung, 30, is accused of secretly filming himself and others have sexing with 10 women and sharing the footage in a group chat in 2015-2016.

The news comes just after BIGBANG singer Seungri was dropped by YG Entertainment for his involvement in the videos.

Jung has admitted to the charges in a statement. “I admit to all my crimes,” he said, adding that he will quit the music and TV industry. “I filmed women without their consent and shared it in a chatroom, and while I was doing so I didn’t feel a great sense of guilt.”

The Lover star apologised to his fans and the women involved.

“Throughout the rest of my life, I will repent on my immoral and illegal acts that constitute crimes,” he said. “I will faithfully cooperate with an investigation by police that will start on Thursday and I will readily accept whatever punishment is in store for me.”

In 2016, one of Jung’s ex-girlfriends accused him of filming a sexual encounter without consent but eventually withdrew it.

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