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‘Someone grabbed my chest’: Katseye’s Megan calls for respectful fan interactions after Paris concert incident

PARIS, Sept 11 — Katseye member Megan has urged fans to respect the group’s personal boundaries after saying...

‘Someone grabbed my chest’: Katseye’s Megan calls for respectful fan interactions after Paris concert incident

On September 11 in Paris, Katseye member Megan called for respectful fan interactions following an incident during their concert on Wednesday. The 20-year-old singer, of Singaporean heritage, revealed on the fan messaging platform Weverse DM that someone grabbed her chest during the group's performance of Time Lapse. Megan shared her concern, stating, "When we come down for Time Lapse, we love being able to see all of your beautiful faces and be able to hold your hands. But let's please be respectful and don't touch us in inappropriate areas or inappropriately."

Megan explained that the incident left her feeling spooked. She emphasized the importance of respectful behavior, saying, "We are excited just like you, but let's keep it respectful so we can all share this beautiful moment safely." Fans quickly condemned the alleged conduct online, urging concertgoers to behave appropriately. Katseye had kicked off its Wildworld tour in Ireland on September 1, with four of the six members currently taking part.

Manon was on hiatus, while group leader Sophia had stepped back to focus on her mental health and would not join the European leg of the tour. The group's agency, in a statement on August 30, reiterated that their priority remained the health and long-term well-being of their artistes.

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