
ZEROBASEONE member Park Gun Wook issued a personal apology following controversy surrounding a Polaroid giveaway at a recent fan signing event.
Park Gun Wook came under public scrutiny after video footage filmed by fans appeared to show discrepancies during a lottery draw for a Polaroid prize. In the circulating clips, he was seen announcing a winning number that allegedly differed from the number he had drawn, sparking accusations that he may have manipulated the results or selectively chosen a winner.
As the controversy intensified, Park Gun Wook addressed the issue in the early hours of June 5 (KST), sharing an official statement with fans.
“This is ZEROBASEONE’s Park Gun Wook.
I’m writing this message because I want to sincerely apologize for my actions at a recent fan signing event.
I should have exercised more caution and better judgment at the time before acting, but I failed to do so. As a result, I caused many people hurt and confusion, a fact that I am taking very seriously. I would like to sincerely apologize to those who felt confused or hurt because of my shortcomings.
Although I have always considered the love sent by our fans to be precious, I am sorry for failing to live up to that love. I am not taking this incident lightly, and I will sincerely reflect on my mistakes.
Once again, I apologize for disappointing ZEROSE, who supported and believed in us during our promotions for this album. I would also like to apologize to the other ZEROBASEONE members and the staff who work hard together with us.
In the future, I will act more carefully, and I will reflect with all my heart on this incident and grow so that I can become a person worthy of the trust that ZEROSE have given me.
Once again, I am truly sorry.”
The apology comes as discussions continue among fans regarding transparency and fairness during fan event lotteries. Park Gun Wook has stated his intention to reflect on the incident and improve his conduct moving forward.
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