Chinese singer-actor Luhan's Weibo, Xiaohongshu, and Douyin accounts were restricted following a livestream where he appeared intoxicated and used inappropriate language.
Chinese singer-actor Luhan had his social media accounts restricted on Weibo, Xiaohongshu and Douyin for reportedly violating community guidelines. This came after the 34-year-old, seemingly drunk, cursed and pointed his middle finger during a livestream in November 2024. According to netizens, they have received error messages while trying to follow or interact with his accounts since. 'I solemnly apologise for setting a bad example during the live broadcast,' Luhan conveyed.
'I will actively eliminate the negative social impact caused by this and assume the social responsibility that an entertainer should bear. 'I will hold myself to a stricter standard in the future and express my apologies to everyone with practical actions. 'You don't need to apologise, even celebrities have the right to fight back against abuse and rumours,' one X user wrote. You don't need to apologise, even celebrities have the right to fight back against abuse and rumours. i'm just glad that you can fully capable of controlling your own life, not limited to a company, you deserve the love of all fansLuhan made his debut in 2012 as a member of the Korean-Chinese pop boy band Exo before leaving the group and pursuing a career back in China in 2014. He has released three solo albums and acted in movies including 20 Once Again (2015) and Time Raiders (2016)
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