A recent incident involving a LE SSERAFIM fansite has drawn significant criticism after photos and videos of Eunchae, the group’s youngest member, were shared online without her consent.

Fansite Crosses Privacy Boundaries

Fansites are typically cherished in the K-Pop community for providing high-quality, unofficial content of idols. However, concerns have grown over the years regarding fansites breaching privacy to capture exclusive content. This issue resurfaced after a fansite shared photos of Eunchae taken during a personal outing in London.

The images showed the idol casually dressed while shopping at a grocery store.

Videos revealed her at the checkout counter, seemingly unaware of being recorded. The pictures were reportedly taken during the group’s visit to London for the MTV European Music Awards (EMAs).

Fans Raise Concerns Over Stalking

The fansite’s actions sparked outrage as Eunchae was not on a public schedule but instead running personal errands. Many fans labeled the behavior as stalking, emphasizing that it could jeopardize her safety. The situation has raised alarm, especially considering Eunchae is only 18 years old.

Here are some comments from concerned fans:

• “She’s just shopping—how is this okay?”
• “This crosses the line. Even idols deserve privacy.”
• “Eunchae is so young. This is incredibly unsettling.”
• “These are the kinds of actions that put idols in danger.”

Growing Worries About Idol Privacy

This incident adds to ongoing debates about respecting the privacy and safety of idols. While fansites play a crucial role in fandom culture, increasing instances of boundary violations call for greater awareness and responsibility from fans.

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