Seungri, the former Big Bang member, was recently spotted enjoying a meal with a stunning companion at bone hangover soup joints in Songpa-gu and Sinsa-dong, Seoul. These sightings have piqued the interest of netizens and sparked speculation across online platforms.
A post circulated on March 6 on an online community, revealing, "I caught a glimpse of Seungri at a bone hangover soup spot in Songpa-gu." The individual behind the post shared, "He was with a striking woman, quietly savoring his meal. Although everyone in the restaurant recognized him, they pretended not to."
The account continued as the writer described the scenario, noting how the restaurant owner approached Seungri with a sizable piece of paper, seeking an autograph. Allegedly, Seungri swiftly exited the establishment after just a few bites. The poster mentioned advising the restaurant staff, "Don't display that. He's not a good person," to which an employee reportedly replied, "I am aware."
On the same day, another eyewitness came forward, asserting they had spotted Seungri at a different bone hangover soup eatery in Sinsa-dong. The witness disclosed, "He entered a secluded room with curtains, and a staff member discreetly took his order. Despite being recognized by many, he was left unbothered."
Seungri's recent activities also made headlines last December when he was sighted in Vietnam at a prestigious Swiss luxury watch boutique, engaging with the brand's founder, Jacob Arabo. An observer remarked, "Dressed in a suit, he seemed to have put on some weight."
Since the 'Burning Sun Gate' scandal in 2019, which led to his departure from Big Bang, Seungri has been a figure of contention. He was found guilty on multiple charges, including habitual gambling, facilitating prostitution, and embezzlement. Following a one-year-and-six-month incarceration, he was released in February 2023.
With his recent public appearances, conversations around Seungri's life post-prison and social engagements have been reignited, stirring up fresh debates and speculations.
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