The session started with Zhao Lusi who faced plastic surgery voices that have followed her for some time. Instead of dodging speculation, he bent over with a refreshing candor: “Someone asked me if I had plastic surgery? No, I didn’t do it. But if people say I did it, I’m actually happy. It just means that I look more beautiful.”
His straightforward take an online divided opinion. While some fans have applauded his trust and transparency, others have accused him of minimizing the pressure and control of many face for the appearance. But it was what came after he really shocked the audience.
Zhao, who recently left his management agency, revealed that once he was seriously ill – and instead of receiving medical care, he was closed in a hotel room, where the company brought a shaman to perform an exorcism.
“The company did not let me go to the hospital. They thought I was cursed and called me a shaman. My parents saw me in a wheelchair, barely aware, but they couldn’t do anything,” he said.
The revelations did not stop there. Zhao also shared the details on a painful betrayal by a childhood friend for a company of a bankrupt dessert shop.
“I completely trusted them. I hit without a contract. They recorded the brand under their name and when we lost money, I had to cover it. Later, they sued me for the rights of the brands and requested public apologies.”
Visibly emotional, Zhao said he is willing to let go of his decade in the sector, but not the injustices he has endured: “These are things that I cannot simply ignore”.
Chinese netizen were paved:
- “This is wilder than a fictional novel. An exorcist? Is it true?”
- “If this really happens, it is horrible. Nobody should stand it.”
- “He should have talked first, but I understand it. Silence was not his fault.”
Livestream not only has rekindled debates on plastic surgery and on the image of celebrities, but also opened urgent discussions on mental health, exploitation in the entertainment sector and the stars of the invisible trauma often bring.
Sources: Weibovietnam
