2PM’s Jun.K Tweets Update For The First Time Since Stage Accident
2PM's Jun.K finally posted Thursday on social media for the first time since his stage accident. The singer tweeted reassuring statements as the HOTTEST fans and everyone around him worried over his condition. His tweet sounded nothing but positive and downplayed any threats he might still be physically facing.
"To everyone who's been worried about me, fans, and 2PM members thank you so much, and I'm very sorry. I promise to recover quickly and return to good health," tweeted Jun.K. He made no direct mention of the fractures he's suffered nor of the canceled concert. He only referred to the past week as "a hectic few days." The 29-year-old artist has been staying at a hospital since Sunday night when the accident happened. The six-member boy band was about to perform "Hands Up" on the third night of their "6 Nights" concert when Jun.K stepped on a moving stage platform and fell nearly 10 feet down. The concert came to an inevitable halt as the singer was rushed to a hospital on a stretcher.
2PM's management label JYP Entertainment updated worried fans of the idol's physical condition. The company also apologized "for not guaranteeing the safety" of their artist. The remaining upcoming concerts slated Friday to Sunday have been canceled as fans were promised a refund. 2PM initially promised fans a meaningful concert as they expected "6 Nights" to be their last project together as a complete group before Jun.K and Taecyeon enlist in the military.
Taecyeon might still push through with his plans of military enlistment this year while updates surrounding Jun.K's enlistment are yet to be announced. JYP Entertainment also warned netizens they will be taking legal actions against malicious comments related to 2PM and Jun.K's stage accident. They promised to take a hardline stance in order to protect "the artists, their families, and fans who are already hurting from Jun.K's unexpected injury."
