K-pop group Victon’s Heo Chan quits band after DUI scandal


By AGENCY

Agency IST Entertainment said on Tuesday that after careful discussion with all members, they have collectively decided that he should leave and reorganise the team into a six-member act. – Photo: IST Entertainment

Heo Chan of Victon will leave the band, announced agency IST Entertainment on Tuesday.

After careful discussion with all members, they have collectively that he leave and reorganize the team into a six-member act, said the company.

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