‘BTS dancer-turned-creator’ Nitmol Cash goes missing after ex-girlfriend’s allegations → admits to ‘dating violence,’ halts activities [Comprehensive]

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Creator Nitmol Cash has been embroiled in dating violence suspicions, while his agency acknowledged most of the allegations and announced that he would suspend all activities.

On the 29th, NOB Entertainment, the agency representing Nitmol Cash, stated in an official position, “We have verified the facts with our talent regarding the content posted online today concerning our three-creator.”

The agency added, “During the verification process, we confirmed that there were inappropriate words and actions by our talent as mentioned in the post,” and “We are taking this matter very seriously and have decided to suspend all activities after consulting with the individual.”

Previously, on the 28th, a person claiming to be Nitmol Cash’s former partner, identified as A, revealed via social media that they had suffered dating violence due to rough behavior during their relationship. A stated, “I was subjected to verbal abuse for three hours after a drinking party,” and claimed that “Nitmol Cash threw objects and pushed me on the shoulder and forehead.”

A further alleged that Nitmol Cash cursed at a taxi driver while intoxicated, threw his mobile phone onto the street in a fit of rage, and swung his fists at home appliances and walls. A also claimed that he did not hesitate to badmouth fellow creators, disparage regions, or make derogatory remarks about children with disabilities, sparking controversy.

In addition, A released audio recordings believed to be of Nitmol Cash cursing, adding weight to the claims. As the controversy spread, Nitmol Cash deleted all his social media accounts, including his YouTube channel with 500,000 subscribers, as well as Instagram and TikTok.

The aftermath of this controversy has also extended to a web drama produced by the Gyeonggi Provincial Council that he appeared in. The web drama ‘Councilor is Live,’ in which Nitmol Cash starred, is content intended for promoting legislative activities. It is a mockumentary depicting the process of Do (Rep.), a former unknown trot singer, communicating with citizens through live broadcasts. Nitmol Cash took on the lead role of Jeong Ui-yeol, aiming to present the story in an approachable manner tailored to the perspective of younger generations.

The production and service scale of this web drama is reportedly 280 million won. The drama has currently completed filming, and it was scheduled to hold a press conference on October 7 to promote the series before releasing episodes sequentially starting from October 9.

Regarding this matter, a Gyeonggi Provincial Council official told StarNews on the same day, “The drama production press conference planned for next week has been canceled.” The official was reserved about future scheduling, such as the broadcast and release of the drama, stating, “We plan to review it later.”

The agency also explained, “We are in consultation with relevant parties regarding scheduled advertisements and content, and are proceeding with necessary follow-up measures.” They added, “We apologize to those who have been harmed by our talent’s actions. We also apologize to those who have supported us and the relevant personnel,” and stated, “We are currently verifying additional facts. We will proceed with necessary measures based on the verified information.”

Meanwhile, Nitmol Cash is a creator who has been active on platforms such as TikTok and YouTube, and has a history of working as a dancer for the group BTS. In particular, he formed the duo ASMRZ with comedian Kim Kyung-wook’s alter ego character Danaka, gaining significant popularity by releasing ‘Goodnight, Miss.’ He also appeared in Netflix variety shows such as ‘The Influencer.’

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