K-pop boy band manager dismissed for setting up spycam in theatre dressing room


The camera was reportedly spotted in a dressing room located on the sixth floor of the Kwanglim Art Centre in southern Seoul on April 9. - 광림아트센터/FACEBOOK

SEOUL: The manager of a K-pop boy band was dismissed on suspicion of installing a hidden camera in a theatre dressing room, the band’s label WM Entertainment announced on Wednesday (April 17).

The camera was reportedly spotted on April 9 by an actor, who was starring in the musical Next To Normal, in a dressing room located on the sixth floor of the Kwanglim Art Centre in southern Seoul.

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