Beware of BJ Imvely: A Livestreamer’s Attempted Suicide Broadcast Shocked the Audience

Jakarta –

The Korean artist known as BJ (Broadcast Jockey) and model is making a scene because of his livestreaming broadcast recently. Initially, the woman named Lim Ji Hye or BJ Imvely was seen fighting with her fellow streamers. After that, Imvely did another live broadcast at his house which shocked the audience after he appeared to be trying to end his life.

Reported by Naver, BJ Imvely attempted suicide on Sunday (11/6/2023) while broadcasting live on Afreeca TV. Previously, the woman appeared in another broadcast where she was drinking alcohol with friends. At that time, Imvely had a fight with several people which made him leave the place.

At his home, BJ Imvely does his own live stream. According to reports, the woman spoke a lot about her job where she criticized fellow BJs. Ji Hye also said she wasn’t compensated enough for the broadcast she did before when she appeared with other streamers.

While telling her life story, Lim Ji Hye is seen crying and then begins to write a will before trying to end her life. It is said that the beautiful model apologized and then left the audience. “I’m sorry for everything,” he told the camera.

After disappearing from the camera, the audience became concerned about Lim Ji Hye’s condition and called the fire department and paramedics to help her. Shortly thereafter, a number of emergency workers were seen entering BJ Imvely’s residence. In the ongoing broadcast, they are seen running around and one of them can even be heard asking for scissors.

After the broadcast that caused a stir, Lim Ji Hye has received treatment. A YouTuber admitted that BJ had had two heart attacks and his condition was still unconscious but this news could not be confirmed.

Lim Ji Hye herself is known as a model and livestreamer who debuted in 2006 at Maxim Magazine. In 2013, her name began to be known as a ring girl in Road FC. He is known to have married in 2014 but divorced shortly after. BJ Imvely is also the mother of two daughters.

If you or someone you know is depressed or has thoughts of self-harm, don’t hesitate to seek help. Call 119 for emergency help.

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