Jang Wonyoung takes off cap at airport following privilege controversy, faces new debate bare-faced

Jang Wonyoung takes off cap at airport following privilege controversy, faces new debate bare-faced

On July 2, Jang Wonyoung arrived at Gimpo International Airport to leave for Japan for an overseas program. Wearing a blue baseball cap pulled low over her head, she removed it completely during the pre-boarding identity verification process, briefly revealing her face with little to no visible makeup. She was also seen lightly touching the area around her eyes while waiting.

Many observers believe the move was influenced by the controversy over airport privileges that emerged earlier this year. In May, Jang Wonyoung traveled through Gimpo International Airport for a program in Shanghai, China. During the identity check, he briefly lowered his mask while keeping his cap on. After photos of the moment spread online, some users questioned whether she had followed airport procedures correctly, leading to accusations that she had received special treatment. The criticism quickly expanded into a broader debate about his attitude.

This time, Jang Wonyoung took off her cap completely during the security process. However, footage of the moment quickly circulated on social media, shifting the conversation from airport procedures to discussions about her appearance.

Reactions online have been mixed. Some praised its natural images, writing comments like, “She’s beautiful even without makeup” while others noted that she looked tired or that her face appeared slightly swollen. While many responses were supportive, some users also posted personal attacks and overly harsh criticism.

At the same time, many fans defended the singer, claiming that the scrutiny had gone too far. Comments included, “I would also cover my face if I was tired, it’s probably even harder for celebrities,” “People criticize her whether she takes her cap off or not,” AND “It’s sad that even a few seconds during departure from an airport becomes something that people judge so intensely.”

Sources: Naver

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