Former KARA’s Nicole Rushed To Hospital While Filming Chinese Reality Show
It was reported that former KARA member Nicole suffered a facial injury while appearing on the Chinese singing reality show Sisters Who Makes Waves. A Weibo post revealed that she was hurt and didn’t know how bad it was and only knew she was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance.
“Our Nicole Jung fell.”
“She came out with her hands covering her chin. I don’t know how serious it is. The ambulance took her away. I don’t know if she needs stitches.”
The post also revealed photos of Nicole in the ambulance and lying on a hospital bed.
However, eyewitnesses spotted Nicole completing her schedule, sparking controversy over mistreatment. Although she returned home after getting stitches, it was reported that she returned to the show to film the next day. On-site staff also revealed that she continued to practice dancing during the day and running at night.
- “She arrived from Korea on the 2nd and practiced hard with dancing for 3 days in a row. She was doing a relay in the middle of the night, fell and injured her chin. The filming starts on the 9th; is the production crew going to let her film the show like this? Are you guys treating her like this?”
- “She practiced dancing all day and then ran a relay. She even got two stitches. You guys really think foreigners are pushovers.”
- “The PD and production crew are cold-blooded. Nicole Jung came all the way here to participate in the show meticulously. She’s never late, never leaves early, never causes trouble, never tries to garner sympathy. Her screen time is very little. Now, you made her run late at night after practicing for a whole day???? She came to participate in a singing and dancing show, not the Olympics.”
In recent fan cams, Nicole was seen with a mask and a bandage on her chin and smiling at her fans.
Previously, the show was caught up in a controversy as it was revealed that another guest fell from a height of over 2 meters. On the other hand, the reality show gathers veteran celebrities to undergo intense singing and dancing training while competing to debut as a seven-member girl group.
