South Korean television broadcaster MBC is reportedly working on a documentary on the life and times of late Kpop singer and actress Sulli, who had died in an apparent suicide in October last year.
According to Soompi.com, the documentary will feature interviews with her family, friends, and colleagues from her agency, SM Entertainment. The broadcast date has not been set, but it seems that MBC is keen on putting it out around the time of the anniversary of her death.
Sulli, whose real name is Choi Jin-ri, was found dead in her home in Seongnam on October 14. Many believe that Sulli took her own life due to her longstanding struggle with malicious comments being sent to her online. It is also known that she left f(x) in 2015 due to the abuse she has received.
She was also recently an MC of the show Night of Hate Comments where she read out loud some of the cruel statements that she has received.
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