Archive · 3 Jan 2026
Nana Faces Countersuit After Home Invasion
Nana is a famous K-Pop singer who used to be in a group called After School.
A man in his 30s broke into her home in South Korea and hurt her mother.
Nana and her mother fought back and called the police.
The man was arrested, but then he sued Nana, saying she tried to kill him and hurt him badly.
Nana's company says this is not true and that the man is trying to take advantage of her fame.
Nana is upset but is trying to stay strong for her fans.
She and her company are going to fight the lawsuit in court.
Nana, a K-Pop singer and actress, is facing a countersuit for attempted murder and aggravated assault after a man broke into her home and assaulted her mother.
The suspect, a man in his 30s, was arrested in November for unlawful entry and armed robbery resulting in injury.
Nana and her mother restrained the suspect and alerted the police, with the suspect sustaining a cut to his jaw during the confrontation.
Nana's agency, Sublime, strongly denies the allegations and plans to pursue all available civil and criminal legal measures.
Nana released a statement on Instagram, expressing her distress and determination to recover and face her fans.
- Who
- Nana, a K-Pop singer and actress, and an unnamed man in his 30s
- What
- Nana is facing a countersuit for attempted murder and aggravated assault after a man broke into her home and assaulted her mother
- When
- The incident occurred in November, and the countersuit was filed recently
- Where
- The incident took place at Nana's home in Guri, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
- Why
- The suspect claims Nana and her mother assaulted him during the incident, while Nana's agency denies these allegations and plans to pursue legal action
- Name
- Nana
- Occupation
- K-Pop singer and actress
- Location of Incident
- Guri, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
- Date of Incident
- November (exact date not specified)
- Suspect's Age
- 30s
- Suspect's Charges
- Unlawful entry, armed robbery, injury
- Nana's Response
- Denied allegations, plans to pursue legal action