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Rapper NO:EL Shares Update After Concert Amid Personal Loss

The image shows NO:EL capturing his reflection in a motorcycle's side mirror. Observers noted that he appeared healthier compared to shortly after his father's passing.
Previously, on March 30, NO:EL shared a handwritten letter on social media, seemingly addressed to his late father. The letter expressed sentiments such as, "People keep saying things like, 'Won't dad be lonely?' or 'Isn't it sad for dad?' But saying that won't bring him back, right?" and "I feel like dad's tragedy might bring wisdom and love, and I've become closer with mom." He also mentioned, "Despite the hardships, things are going well, and I'm earning some money, maybe dad is helping me."
Jang Je-won was found deceased on March 31 at an officetel in Gangdong-gu, Seoul. Police reported no signs of foul play, and a suicide note was discovered at the scene.
Jang, a three-term lawmaker, was previously accused of sexual assault (quasi-rape resulting in injury) against his secretary in November 2015. He had consistently denied the allegations. A press conference regarding the case was scheduled for April 1 but was canceled due to Jang's death. The case was closed as the accused passed away.
Meanwhile, NO:EL successfully concluded his solo concert 'No.1: El Arte' at YES24 Live Hall on March 31.
Reported by Dayeon Jeong, TenAsia light@tenasia.co.kr