| Goo Hara/News1 © News1 Photo Group |
An unknown post was posted on the social network service (SNS) account of the late Goo Hara from the group Kara.
On the morning of the 14th, Goo Hara’s Twitter account posted a questionable post “123, 9ld9c”.
The post was posted for the first time since November 20, last year, a few days before the deceased died. Even at 11 am on the 15th, it has not been deleted and remains as it is.
In particular, since the Twitter account was not used after the deceased’s death, fans suspected hacking. Fans said, “Respect him,” “this doesn’t seem to be real” and “don’t use this account right away.”
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| Goo Hara Twitter Capture © News1 |
Among these, Instagram recently converted the account that Goo Hara used to be a’memorial’ account. The phrase’memorial’ displayed on the late Goo Hara’s account explains that it is an account that has been converted to a commemorative account, a space for commemorating the life of the deceased and finding comfort. No one can log in to a memorial account, and it can be converted to a memorial account if a surviving family applies.
Earlier, on November 24 last year, Goo Hara was found dead at her home in Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul at the age of 28. In the sudden news of the news, the Kara members, as well as the entertainment industry colleagues and fans at the time, mourned the death of the deceased in great shock.
Meanwhile, Goo Hara joined the group Kara in 2008 and made her debut in the music industry. Since then, he has released a number of hit songs such as’Pretty Girl’,’Honey’,’Mr.’,’Mamma Mia’,’Lupin’, and’Pandora’, and entered Japan and received great love. In addition, in 2015, she released a solo album and participated in a number of drama OSTs, making her stand out as a solo singer and has been active in Korea and Japan.
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