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Yume Komatsu is an 18-year-old Japanese female model who continued to be active after being fired by her agency. The company once provided protective measures, including taxi fares and emergency company cards, because she claimed she was abused by her ex-boyfriend.
2026/09/25 08:06
[Reporter Liao Lihui/Report from Taipei] Japanese 18-year-old female model Yume Komatsu was recently fired by her agency, but she has continued to be active since then. As a result, yesterday (24th) the brokerage company once again announced the expulsion of Yume Komatsu because she claimed that she was abused by her ex-boyfriend. It turned out that she had a dispute with her underage boyfriend, and even the police came to the door, which made the brokerage company intolerable.
Xiao Songmeng lied to the brokerage company and was fired. (Reproduced from X)
The official community of Komatsu, managed by a brokerage company, issued a statement yesterday evening, announcing that Komatsu would be expelled with immediate effect because Komatsu lied that she had been stalked and raped by her ex-boyfriend many times. In order to avoid being hurt again, the company required Komatsu to take a taxi when going out, and even directly gave her an emergency company card to protect her safety.
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As a result, after the company called the police, they learned that although Komatsu claimed that she had broken up with her boyfriend a long time ago, she was actually still living with her underage boyfriend. The two sides had conflicts, which alerted the police to the door. Not only that, Komatsu used her emergency company credit card to buy expensive personal items, and even took a taxi to play. She claimed that the iPhone purchased at public expense was damaged by water, but in fact she broke it during an argument with her boyfriend.
In addition, when the company fired Yume Komatsu for the first time, Yume Komatsu disguised herself as the company's agent under the stage name "Yume Fujisaki" and asked the photographer to delete the photos and demanded money. The company bluntly stated that Komatsu's dream is too numerous to describe and is very bad, and apologized to the fans who have always supported Komatsu's dream.
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