ENHYPEN's Ni-ki hasn't confirmed apology for fan Mina Chan's death

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A viral apology letter attributed to ENHYPEN's Ni-ki over Japanese fan Mina Chan's death appears to be AI-generated, and neither the singer nor his agency has confirmed it. Mina, 26, died by suicide during an August 5 livestream after months of online harassment. In July, she asked member Sunoo to pass a sunflower to Ni-ki at a U.S. concert; Ni-ki later urged fans to focus on performances, which many took as targeting her. No official statement from BELIFT LAB exists; the letter is unverified. ENHYPEN, which debuted in 2020, has an album scheduled for August 21, 2026.


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