BigBang's T.O.P opens up about suicide attempt in first interview after drug scandal


By AGENCY

In an interview with Prestige Hong Kong, the 34-year-old describes the period in 2017 as 'the worst moment' of his life. Photo: T.O.P/Instagram

Singer T.O.P of South Korean boy band BigBang, who disappeared from the public eye five years ago after a drug scandal, has opened up on the incident for the first time.

In an interview with luxury magazine Prestige Hong Kong, the 34-year-old described the period in 2017 as "the worst moment" of his life.

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