Kentaro Sakaguchi agency denies violence claims after police call
- Japanese actor Kentaro Sakaguchi's agency, Tristone Entertainment, issued a formal statement on the 28th denying allegations of violence following media reports that police were called to his home...
- According to Japanese media reports, police were dispatched to Sakaguchi's residence on the night of the 17th after a report of a marital dispute was filed.
- In a statement posted to its official website, Tristone Entertainment addressed the claims originating from a weekly magazine, stating that "information different from the facts" appears to be...
Japanese actor Kentaro Sakaguchi’s agency, Tristone Entertainment, issued a formal statement on the 28th denying allegations of violence following media reports that police were called to his home due to a marital dispute. The agency apologized for the concern caused to fans and associates while asserting that the actor did not commit any acts of violence.
Police Call Following Wedding
According to Japanese media reports, police were dispatched to Sakaguchi’s residence on the night of the 17th after a report of a marital dispute was filed. The reports indicate that the person who contacted the police was Sakaguchi’s wife, who had held her wedding ceremony on the 6th, approximately ten days prior to the incident.
Agency Denial of Violence
In a statement posted to its official website, Tristone Entertainment addressed the claims originating from a weekly magazine, stating that “information different from the facts” appears to be spreading based on those articles. The agency described Sakaguchi as having a “very gentle personality” and emphasized that there is “no truth at all” to the claims that he exercised violence against another person.
The agency further stated that it intends to respond appropriately to the spread of misinformation and requested that the public avoid confusion or misunderstandings regarding the reports.
Professional Background
Sakaguchi is a prominent star known for films such as “My 100th Love” and “Tonight, at the Romance Theater.” He gained recognition among Korean audiences through the 2024 Coupang Play series “Things That Come After Love” alongside actress Lee Se-young. He is scheduled to appear in the Channel A drama “Kidnap Game” in October with actor Lee Joon-gi.