Actress Linked To Alleged Murder Plot Gets Edited Out, Boycotted, And More

Her new drama was taken offline.

37-year-old Chinese actor Yu Menglong died on September 11 after suffering a fatal fall. Investigators have “ruled out any criminality” surrounding his death, but that has not stopped conspiracy theories from circulating. If anything, the police’s quickly reached conclusion has fuelled them.

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Yu Menglong

With unbearable sorrow, we announce that our beloved Menglong fell to his death on September 11. Police have ruled out any criminality. We hope he rests in peace and his loved ones remain strong.

— Yu Menglong’s management

Celebrities, legal experts, and netizens have raised alarm bells about the investigation, with some alleging that Yu was murdered. Netizens have presented alleged videos from the night of Yu’s death as “evidence” to support this.

Alleged Clip Of Actor Yu Menglong Screaming Surfaces After His Death, Foul Play Suspicions Arise

Several celebrities, including Fan Shiqi and Song Yiren, have also been accused of being involved in Yu’s death. Yu reportedly attended a gathering with over 10 people at a friend’s home on the night he died. Now, some people are boycotting these accused stars as part of a protest and calls for a thorough investigation into Yu’s death.

Now, Song Yiren (also known as Ireine Song) is reportedly experiencing industry backlash because of these rumors. The actress, best known for her role in the historical fantasy C-Drama Ever Night (2018), stars in a new costume drama,  Unmet Clouds, Unmet You, that was taken offline just two days after it premiered, due to netizens mass reporting it online. She has also been edited out of the variety show My Little Girl‘s most recent episodes.

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Song Yiren | Song Yiren/Weibo

Although this fallout began with Yu Menglong’s passing, Song Yiren’s reputation has also been impacted by other emerging rumors. She has reportedly been accused of hiring and not paying online marketers.

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According to the latest reports, Song’s name has also been removed from Douban, China’s largest entertainment database. This has led to speculation that she has been marked as “high-risk” within the industry, which can be the case when a star’s name is no longer listed in the database.

“Justice For Yu Menglong” Outrage Grows, Fans Defy Censorship

Source: Tonboriday
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