Fans, this one’s wild: the man who broke into singer‑actress Nana’s home in November 2025 and was arrested after Nana and her mother subdued him has now filed a complaint accusing her of attempted murder.
According to Nana’s agency, Sublime Entertainment, the suspect (identified only as “A,” in his 30s) allegedly broke into their home armed, threatened and injured both Nana and her mother, and was ultimately subdued by them before being arrested. During the investigation he reportedly claimed he didn’t know the house belonged to a celebrity, and has now filed a complaint saying Nana’s efforts to restrain him amounted to attempted murder.
Sublime strongly condemned the filing, saying the perpetrator “without any remorse, has filed a separate lawsuit against actress Nana, exploiting the fact that the victim is a celebrity and causing secondary harm through inhumane actions,” and vowed to pursue both civil and criminal legal action.
Netizens are baffled and upset, with many calling this a case of secondary victimization — they argue criminals shouldn’t be able to weaponize the legal system against victims.
Quick context for those catching up:
- Nana is a singer-actress and a former member of the girl group After School.
- The break-in happened in November 2025; the intruder was arrested after Nana and her mother subdued him.
- Sublime Entertainment is Nana’s agency and released the statement on January 2 (KST).
I’ll keep following this — sending support to Nana and her family during such a stressful, shocking situation.
Source: Koreaboo