Baby V.O.X's Miyoun Opens Up About PTSD and Memory Loss Due to Anti-Fans

Baby V.O.X's Kan Miyeon Reveals the Devastating Impact of Trauma on Her Mental Health

Baby V.O.X was one of the most iconic groups in K-Pop's first generation, known for their energetic performances and catchy songs. However, the group's popularity was short-lived due to a scandal involving leader Moon Hee Joon and member Kan Miyeon, which led to them becoming an instant target of angry fans.

The group had over 2 million anti-fans, who relentlessly bullied and harassed the members, causing immense trauma. In a recent episode of Channel S's 'Noldun Unnie 2,' Kan Miyeon opened up about the difficulties she faced during that time and how it has affected her mental health to this day.

'I was a young teenager. Although I am fine now, at the time, I'd get afraid if I even looked at a school uniform,' Kan Miyeon shared in an emotional interview. 'The trauma from those days still lingers on.'

Her fellow member Kim E-Z also shared a harrowing account of being surrounded by anti-fans while trying to buy a birthday present for their CEO, stating that over 200 people blocked the store and tried to break the door and windows.

Kan Miyeon then made a shocking revelation about her memory loss due to trauma, saying 'I have almost no memory from my 20s-30s.' This admission has sparked a conversation about the long-term effects of bullying and harassment on mental health.

The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting idols' mental well-being and providing support for those who may be struggling. As Kan Miyeon continues to keep Baby V.O.X's legacy alive, her story also highlights the need for greater awareness about PTSD and its impact on individuals.