Singapore Woman Strolling in Underwear in Seoul... "Reported by Jealous People"

"Wearing underwear and wandering around" police dispatched
Singapore netizens criticize "national embarrassment"

A woman active as the Twitch streamer 'KiaraKitty' in Singapore faced a confrontation with the police due to excessive exposure during an outdoor broadcast in Korea.

According to reports from AsiaOne, GameRent, and other foreign media on the 12th, KiaraKitty turned on her Twitch stream and conducted a live internet broadcast in Seoul on the 9th. The issue was her outfit. She wore a bunny headband and a thick fur coat over a bra top that fully exposed her cleavage, roaming the streets of Seoul for about nine hours.

According to foreign media reports such as Asia One and GameRent on the 12th, KiaraKitty turned on her Twitch broadcast and conducted a live internet stream from Seoul on the 9th. [Photo by KiaraKitty Twitch]

At that time, two police officers, a man and a woman, suddenly approached her and spoke. The officers said, "Someone reported you. Do you not understand Korean at all?" KiaraKitty apologized, saying, "I have never been to Korea before, so I am not familiar with Korean laws."

The police explained through an interpreter, "You cannot wear underwear in public places," but KiaraKitty insisted, "No, what I am wearing now is cosplay clothing. I am definitely not wearing underwear."

After hearing KiaraKitty's position, the police checked her ID and then requested, "Please zip up your clothes," before leaving the scene.

After the police left, KiaraKitty quickly ended the broadcast. Shortly after resuming the stream, she expressed anger with profanity, saying, "Those jealous of my chest must have reported me. Shut up and help me make money." She later claimed on Instagram, "Being reported to the police and interrogated by Korean police was a frightening experience."

Singaporean netizens are criticizing him with comments such as "If you go to Korea, follow Korean law" and "It's a disgrace to the country." [Image source=KiaraKity Instagram]

The video quickly spread on Singaporean social media, sparking controversy. Singaporean netizens criticized her with comments like, "If you go to Korea, follow Korean laws," and "This is a disgrace to the country."

With 500,000 followers, she had previously received a broadcast suspension in January for doing squats in revealing clothing in front of the camera and had caused controversy by selling her farts and bathwater.

Meanwhile, according to the Minor Offenses Act, if a person publicly exposes major parts of the body such as genitals or buttocks in a public place, causing embarrassment or discomfort to others, they can be punished under the law for excessive exposure.