Yang Hong-won, who shared his wedding remarks saying he felt "like going to a motel" while holding his daughter, faces family 'crisis' amid affair controversy with [Star Issue]

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Rapper Yang Hong-won married just two years after the birth of his daughter, but faced a family crisis five days after the ceremony. Given that Yang had left remarks on his wedding day, where he had his daughter serve as the flower girl, saying he felt "like entering a motel" while addressing his wife, allegations of an affair involving sleeping with an unknown woman at a motel feel all the more awkward.

Yang Hong-won held a wedding ceremony with model-turned-actress Won Hyeon-ju on the 18th in an undisclosed location in Seoul. The couple tied the knot approximately two years after announcing the birth of their daughter in November 2024. On the day, their one-year-old daughter, Rhea, also appeared as the flower girl at the ceremony.

Yang Hong-won and Won Hyeon-ju had been in a long-term relationship since 2017, and Yang first started a family by announcing the unexpected birth of his daughter before the marriage. Since then, they have shared their parenting daily life and wedding preparation process through YouTube channels and other platforms.

On the day of the wedding, Yang Hong-won posted photos of the couple on his personal account to share his thoughts, but those remarks were somewhat startling. Now a proper married couple and parents, Yang posted on his personal account, "(Won) Hyeon-ju, I love you. I still feel like I'm entering a motel in Cheongho-dong." Fans reacted with shock to the comment.

The issue arose five days later.

A whistleblower, identified as Person A, raised suspicions of an affair involving Yang Hong-won via social media, stating, "The newlywed groom just went to a motel with a woman. Isn't this wrong?" In the process, the person revealed the face and social media account of the woman presumed to have accompanied him to the motel, and also posted the content of messages sent to Yang's wife, Won Hyeon-ju, causing a stir.

Yang Hong-won's agency, AP Alchemy, issued an official statement that day, saying, "The whistleblower's claims are contrary to the facts, and the materials presented by the whistleblower are maliciously edited results." The agency added, "The whistleblower threatened the artist and the victim woman to extort money, but when things did not go as planned, they made a false accusation based on fabricated facts. The artist and the victim woman have each filed complaints against the whistleblower for extortion, violation of the Stalking Punishment Act, and defamation through false statements."

The agency acknowledged that Yang Hong-won had accompanied the woman to the motel but drew a line regarding the affair allegations. According to the agency, after finishing his performance, Yang drank alcohol at the whistleblower's home and later left the house at the whistleblower's request. Yang, who was heavily intoxicated, headed to a motel looking for a place to sleep, and the woman, who had nowhere else to go, reluctantly accompanied him.

The agency stated, "The artist fell asleep as soon as he entered the room," adding, "The victim woman tried to wake the sleeping artist but felt uncomfortable with physical contact, so she asked the whistleblower for help and later returned home with the whistleblower." The agency emphasized, "We acknowledge that he accompanied her to the motel, but there was absolutely no intimate behavior inside the room," and "We did not pay any money in response to the whistleblower's financial demands."

Yang Hong-won, who had stated "the way into a motel" as his wedding remarks, is facing a crisis after being engulfed in a motel affair controversy just five days after his marriage. Currently, Yang Hong-won and his wife Won Hyeon-ju have unfollowed each other on their social media accounts, and all posts on Won Hyeon-ju's social media account have been deleted.

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