After being involved in a controversy for wearing fake luxury goods in 'Single's Inferno', YouTuber Freezia posted a handwritten letter apologizing and admitting that she was wrong.
YouTuber Freezia (Song Ji A) whose name skyrocketed because of the dating reality show "Single's Inferno" uploaded a handwritten letter of apology. The beautiful influencer recently stumbled into controversy over using fake luxury brands during events and in her content.
Through his Instagram account, Freezia made a post apologizing and admitting the controversy was true on Monday (17/1). In addition to sending an apology letter, the woman born in 1997 also deleted all the content she had recorded using these clothes.
"I want to confess honestly about the controversial article about my fake luxury goods. The controversy over counterfeit goods is partly true. I apologize," Freezia said in the letter.
Freezia also apologized for violating the designer's creations and not respecting copyright. "I once again apologize for all the situations that have occurred due to infringement of designer creations and disregard of copyright," he continued.
Then Freezia will reflect on her mistakes as someone who once suggested that she wanted to be the owner of her own brand. As is known, his words of wanting to have a fashion brand in the past made this controversy even more complicated and unacceptable to the public.
"As a person who dreams of launching my own brand, I will seriously recognize and reflect on the controversy. I will study more carefully to prevent this from happening in the future. All content with counterfeit products has been removed. harmed because of me," said Freezia.
Finally, Freezia is committed to living in a better and responsible way after this. "I sincerely apologize to everyone, including fans, customers, and brand officials who were hurt, and I will live with more responsibilities in the future," the YouTuber concluded.
Meanwhile, Freezia has been embroiled in controversy after an internet user compared photos of the actual product to the clothes worn in "Single's Inferno". Suspicions arise that the necklaces, knit tops, dresses worn are not real luxury items. (wk/inta)
