Scandal-ridden Song Ji-ah from reality dating show ‘Single’s Inferno’ halts all activities


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Song recently gained global popularity appearing on 'Single’s Inferno', but then faced backlash. Photo: Song Ji-ah/Instagram

Song Ji-ah, a contestant on Netflix’s latest hit reality dating show Single’s Inferno, has decided to halt all public activities amid continued controversy over wearing counterfeit luxury fashion items.

Song, who is also known as YouTuber FreeZia, uploaded an apology video on YouTube, Tuesday (Jan 25), admitting her misbehaviours. At the same time, she took down all the other videos on her YouTube channel and made her Instagram account private, saying she is taking the time to reflect upon herself.

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