Liesnne, Won's 'Ilbe Controversy' Causes Distress as They Reach No. 1.. Tears in Live [Star Issue]

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Girl group Liesnne (Won, Reeb, Minami, Mei, Jenna), having endured emotional hardship due to the recent 'Ilbe controversy' involving member Won, celebrated reaching number one on music charts with a tearful live broadcast.

Liesnne's remake single 'Pretty Girl,' released at 6 p.m. on the 8th via various online music platforms, topped Melon, Korea's largest domestic music chart.

Recently experiencing a resurgence with their debut song 'Love Attack,' Liesnne confidently claimed the number one spot on music charts, drawing significant attention. Their new song 'Pretty Girl' reached as high as sixth place.

Amid this, Liesnne held a surprise late-night live broadcast to express gratitude to fans. Through a live session titled 'This is all thanks to Remin (the fan club),' the members shed tears while thanking Melon for securing the number one position.

On that day, the members began their surprise live broadcast ahead of their late-night schedule. All five members wore hats and covered most of their faces but sincerely expressed gratitude to fans. As they thanked both fans and company staff, the members burst into tears.

Even though their faces were barely visible, their message of gratitude was clearly conveyed.

Recently, member Won from Geoje, Gyeongsangnam-do, faced the 'Ilbe controversy' after using the dialect word 'musseonno' (meaning "scary"), causing her emotional distress. Reaching number one with their new song only added to her overwhelming emotions.

The original 'Pretty Girl' was the title track from KARA's second mini-album released in 2008, a timeless classic loved across generations. Liesnne's fresh reinterpretation of 'Pretty Girl,' infused with their unique sensibility and color, has drawn intense interest in how it will captivate listeners.

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