Suzy and Kim Seon Ho’s upcoming Disney+ K-Drama Delusion is under fire for littering a Jeju Island filming site.
An Instagram video surfaced showing trash bags and coffee cup holders left behind by the production team. The coffee cups were linked to fan gifts for Kim Seon Ho, confirming the drama’s involvement.
The video also revealed cans of butane gas left at the site, sparking outrage over safety and environmental concerns.
Comments online called the behavior “psycho,” questioned if the dumping could be reported as illegal, and slammed the team for lacking basic common sense. Many demanded heavy fines and expressed frustration over repeated production mishaps.
Production company Showbox responded, blaming the mess on a late-night shoot:
“Because filming ended late and it was dark, we were unable to thoroughly wrap up the site. Once we became aware of the situation, we apologized and sought understanding from the filming location and related authorities, and immediately cleaned up the trash. Everything has now been cleared. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused by not properly tidying up after filming, and we will take greater care and caution in future shoots.”
— Showbox
The controversy continues to gain traction as fans and netizens monitor Showbox’s follow-up actions. Delusion is set to premiere in 2026.
