ENHYPEN’s dorm broken into by sasaeng fans, HYBE issues legal warning
HYBE Labels confirmed a serious trespassing incident at ENHYPEN’s dormitory involving sasaeng fans. Unauthorized individuals illegally entered the group’s private residence and tried to film the members secretly. The company reported the breach to police immediately. The suspects were arrested on site and are under investigation for housebreaking and stalking violations under the Stalking Punishment Act.
HYBE is cooperating fully with authorities to ensure strict legal consequences.
“Recently, a serious case of stalking occurred in which individuals unlawfully entered an artist’s residence and illegally filmed the artist. Recognizing the severity of the situation, we immediately reported the suspects to the police at the scene for violations such as housebreaking and stalking crimes. The suspects were arrested on the spot and are currently under police investigation. We are actively cooperating with the investigation process to ensure that the suspects are appropriately punished in accordance with the relevant laws.” — HYBE statement
The label also exposed ongoing illegal sales of artists’ personal information online, especially on foreign platforms, including Chinese sites. HYBE said it is taking strong legal measures, including reporting these accounts to Chinese authorities.
Fans erupted online, demanding better protection for the group.
“belift needs to take this seriously. they need to look into their staff. a sasaeng broke into enhypen’s home. this isn’t just an invasion of privacy, it’s a violation of their safety. their home should be where they feel most protected, not where they have to fear being watched…” — Twitter user @lvlyikeu
“y’all don’t deserve enhypen. imagine they do everything they can to make y’all happy and is doing their very best to deliver a great a body of work every single time and this is the thanks they get??? i wish every sasaeng get run over by a ten wheeler truck over and over again” — Twitter user @rizz_park
HYBE’s public notice underscores its zero-tolerance stance on sasaeng behavior and its commitment to protecting ENHYPEN’s privacy and safety.
