SEUNGRI Strikes Once Again, Spotted Two-timing in Bali

In 2019, he retired from the entertainment industry due to the 'Burning Sun Scandal'.

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(MHNSPORTS Heewon Kim reporter) SEUNGRI (32 years old, real name Lee Seung-hyun), a former member of Big Bang who was criticized for the 'Burning Sun controversy,' is being criticized once again for his two-timing scandal.

On the 4th, Dispatch reported spotting SEUNGRI enjoying a "two-time trip", the same date course with two different women.

SEUNGRI enjoyed a Bali date with his lover A, and immediately after A left, he enjoyed the same Bali date course with his lover B, who he had a long relationship with.

Mrs. A, Mrs. B and SEUNGRI are said to have a close with SEUNGRI, they were also mutual friends in their social media. B first learned that it was the same dating course when she saw A's SNS feed, which was pictures of their date.

In addition, B said, "When I left Bali after finding out SEUNGRI was two-timing, he went straight to the club. He will never reflect nor change."

SEUNGRI, who was previously called "The Great Seungtsby" for his singing activities and ramen businesses, caused a stir in 2019 when he was one of the main character on the club Burning Sun controversy. In response, he terminated his exclusive contract with his agency, left Big Bang, and retired from the entertainment industry.

SEUNGRI began his military service during the trial period and was sentenced to three years in prison in a military court. However, the punishment was decreased to 18 months in the higher court and the term was finalized in the Supreme Court in May. SEUNGRI was convicted on nine charges including arranging sex trafficking for foreign investors and misappropriating funds from Burning Sun, the nightclub in Gangnam to which he was affiliated. The court also found him guilty of eight accounts of illicit gambling between 2013 and 2017.

However, after being released from prison, there were constant noises surrounding SEUNGRI. Last month, there was also a controversy over his reunion with Jackie Chan's son, Fáng Zǔ Míng, who was banned from entertainment activities in China due to his imprisonment on drug charges, and Taiwanese actor Kē Zhèndōng, who made his name known through the melodrama romance movie 'You Are the Apple of My Eye' at the Singapore Grand Prix party.