You may remember her from the Japanese comedy drama Beach Boys (1997) or French action-comedy Wasabi (2001), but recently Ryoko Hirosue has been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.
You may remember her from the Japanese comedy drama Beach Boys or French action-comedy Wasabi , but recently Ryoko Hirosue has been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.
Ryoko has been married to candle artist Jun Izutsu since 2010 and has two children with him, and a third from a previous marriage.Ryoko uploaded a handwritten apology letter on Instagram today , revealing: "My relationship with Mr. Toba is as described in the article.""Above all, I feel sorry for the sadness and pain I have caused to Mr. Toba's family," she added.
After apologising to her fans as well, Ryoko continued: "I would like to think about my life from now on, keeping in mind the fact that I have ruined my dream career as an actress and have committed the sin of hurting Mr. Toba's family."
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