The Beijing Advertising Association deletes the risk of Cai Xukun

The Beijing Advertising Association, which had previously issued a notice requesting the entertainer Cai Xukun to control the risk, has deleted the relevant risks on Wednesday (July 19).

Comprehensive China News Service and Observer.com reported that the WeChat public account of the Star endorsement of the Beijing Advertising Association "Star endorsement specification Committee" released on July 1 on the fermentation of the male singer Cai Moumou's public opinion in Mainland Chinarisk warning.

The risk reminder said that the incident of Chinese male singer Cai Moumou gradually fermented. The incident has further speculation and expanding trends.Do a good job of controlling risks.

The notification did not indicate Cai Moumou's identity, but most of the online public opinion believed that Cai Moumou refers to the idol artist Cai Xukun.

Some netizens broke the news on June 26, saying that a woman became pregnant after a night stand in a one -night stand with Cai Xukun in 2021.Cai Xukun learned that the woman had an abortion after the incident. Cai Xukun's mother thought that the woman intended to set up a circle to extort it, and hired someone to track. She installed a pinhole camera at the door of her home and was found to the police station for mediation.Related topics have repeatedly appeared on the Weibo hot search list.

Public information shows that Cai Xukun is 24 years old. In 2018, he made his debut from the first idols in China to develop a reality show idol trainee.

The Beijing Advertising Association was established in 1987. It is an non -profit community organization approved by the Beijing Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce and the Beijing Civil Affairs Bureau Management Office.On December 6 last year, the Beijing Advertising Association Star endorsement and standardized work committee was established in Beijing to carry out self -discipline work in the star advertising endorsement industry, safeguard the reasonable order of the advertising market, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers.