K-Pop star Kim Jaejoong apologises for coronavirus April Fool’s joke

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K-pop star Jaejoong said he tested positive for coronavirus as an April Fool’s joke on Wednesday.

Korean pop music star Jaejoong is saving face after he pranked his adoring fans and the world with an April Fools’ Day gaffe by claiming he had contracted the novel coronavirus that has ravaged many nations’ populations and has sent government leaders scrambling to mitigate its spread.

Kim Jaejoon is apologizing after falsely telling his followers that he had contracted coronavirus. In a since-deleted post on Wednesday, the 34-year-old K-pop star said that he had been diagnosed with the virus, and blamed his positive test on «negligence,» according to a translation by Soompi.

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Rio Ferdinand left his wife Kate in a panic on Wednesday morning when he faked an injury during their live work out.The married couple was broadcasting an exercise routine to their followers from their home gym on April Fool's Day when 41 year old Rio decided to pull the prank on Kate, 28. During the warm up of their routine on their Ferdinand Fitness YouTube channel, the retired footballer pretended he had pulled his groin, much to the hilarity of their fans.

Nicole Barber-Lane has been slammed after joking she was pregnant on April Fool's Day.The 49 year old took to social media on Wednesday morning to tell her fans she was expecting triplets. But the Hollyoaks actress quickly deleted the post after angering fans who felt it was "insensitive" to joke about being pregnant when many women struggle to conceive.

South Korean singer Kim Jae-joong, known mononymously as Jaejoong, has apologized after falsely taking to social media on April Fool's Day to say he was diagnosed with the COVID-19 disease caused by the coronavirus that has caused a worldwide pandemic.On April 1, in the afternoon in South Korea, Jaejoong shared a post on Instagram, saying that he was in the hospital and diagnosed with COVID-19, due to his disregard of directives from government officials and medical professionals.Shortly after,

SEOUL — A South Korean K-Pop star on Wednesday pulled an April Fool’s prank announcing that he had contracted coronavirus, and later removed the Instagram post after triggering a backlash.

K-Pop star Kim Jae-joong, better known as Jaejoong, of the K-pop group JYJ, pulled an April Fools Day prank on April 1 by telling his fans he was hospitalized for Coronavirus.

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