Chinese artiste Lu Han apologises for inappropriate behaviour during live stream


By AGENCY
Lu Han was seen drinking alcohol and pointing the middle finger, directing the gesture at his detractors, during a live stream in November. Photo: Lu Han/Weibo

Lu Han, a popular Chinese actor and singer, has apologised for his inappropriate behaviour during a live stream in November 2024 after his social media accounts were blocked on Jan 6.

“I sincerely apologise for setting a bad example during the live broadcast. I will rectify the negative social consequences and bear responsibility as an artiste,” the 34-year-old said in an apology posted on Weibo by the official account of his studio on the afternoon of Jan 6.

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