Sakaguchi Kento remains composed amid police dispatch incident… "One-month anniversary of release stage greeting"

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Japanese actor Sakaguchi Kento is drawing attention for promoting his film on social media without making any particular mention, despite recently experiencing an incident in which police were dispatched to the scene following a marital dispute.

On the 29th, Sakaguchi posted photos along with the caption, "It was a stage greeting to mark one month since the release. Thank you all."

The released photos captured Kento fulfilling his schedule at film events. He drew attention by showcasing various expressions and poses.

According to Japanese media outlet Women's Seven on the 28th, a police report was filed at Sakaguchi Kento's residence in the early hours of the 17th. Police officers who received the report immediately dispatched to the scene, and it is known that the situation involved an escalated verbal argument between husband and wife.

According to local sources, claims emerged that the person who made the report was his wife. The source noted that since the incident occurred just over ten days after the announcement of their marriage, speculation has arisen as to "what happened right from the start of their newlywed life."

Sakaguchi Kento's agency has not issued a separate official statement regarding this incident.

Previously, Sakaguchi Kento made headlines on the 6th by announcing through his official fan club that he had married a non-celebrity woman with whom he had been in a relationship. His wife is a hair and makeup artist who is three years older than Sakaguchi, and it was reported that the two met on a drama filming set and have been dating for over five years.

Meanwhile, Sakaguchi Kento has appeared in various works such as the films "Heroine Disqualified" and "100th Love with You," the Japanese version of "Signal," and "I'm Sorry, I Love You." In Korea, he also gained popularity through works such as the Korean-Japanese co-produced drama "Things That Come After Love," in which he acted alongside actress Lee Se-young.

Recently, he appeared in the Japanese film "I Don't Know You" and will meet domestic viewers through Channel A's new drama "Kidnap Game," which premieres on October 6.

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