Yukina Kinoshita’s Transformation Alarms TV Pros as She Abandons Terrestrial Television

Certain words and actions of former celebrity Yukina Kinoshita (36) have caused controversy among TV people. In late August, Kinoshita appeared on the YouTube channel of Kanokstar (Kano) and was asked about her “least favorite person I’ve ever met,” to which she replied, “I don’t know,” with a peep.

Reminiscent of Gershwin: ……

He confessed that during his 14 years in the entertainment industry, he had met “so-and-so ” whom he disliked. The two names he mentioned to Kano are believed to be those of a comedy duo with whom he has worked together, and it was inferred from the exchange between Kano and the two. By the way, the reason why he dislikes them is that “when the advantages (of dating Kinoshita) disappear and he thinks, ‘This person is a disadvantage,’ he will leave them.

It seems that he is dissatisfied with the fact that the person in question put distance in response to the argument blackmail DM commotion to the tapioca store which became a trigger for Kinoshita to leave the entertainment world. …… Netizens immediately reacted to this. The following is a part of it.

＜I want to get away from the person who says, “I will do my best to crush you.

＜What is the betrayal that this person says? It seems that he originally tends to show hostility toward the person whom he doesn’t like, but he has made his own enemies on the contrary.

The way she exposes her resentment toward the entertainment industry she once belonged to as a victim is reminiscent of former House of Councilors member Yoshikazu Azumaya, a.k.a. Garcy, who was active as an exposé YouTuber,” says an entertainment industry executive.

Are you interested in returning to show business ……!

Over the past year, Kinoshita and the entertainment industry have grown closer.

Last November, she appeared in “Zenryoku! Derekiryoku Times” (Fuji TV), her first appearance in a terrestrial variety show in four years. In “Ai no hyena” (ABEMA), which aired in April of this year, her role as a cabaret girl became the talk of the town. The producer of the key station says, “Kinoshita’s present position is ‘influencer of a former celebrity.

The argument over intimidation at a tapioca store led to a court battle, and after the Tokyo District Court ordered her to pay up on the grounds that it amounted to “intimidation,” she retired from show business. However, even after her departure from the public eye, she continued to actively update her YouTube channel and social networking sites, and her posts made the Internet news each time. She was in the exquisite position of being half a celebrity, but this “girshification” was a bad move.

Sponsors, who are afraid of flames, are concerned about reactions on social networking sites. ＜They were hesitant to use Kinoshita, who is often criticized for not knowing whether she wanted to return to the entertainment industry or spend her time as an ordinary person. Under such circumstances, there would be nothing but risk if he were to be made into a garcinia. We can’t afford to make enemies with the show business office, which is furious after being hit with the “Yukina Cannon. I see it as a dead end.”

Last month, she herself responded to an interview with Friday as follows.

I think it’s going to be difficult. I think I’ve had enough. I would like to do it as long as I can say what I want to say as I have in the past. The times have changed. So I’m not sure if it fits the needs (laughs).”

As the “most fearsome influencer,” Kinoshita may see her future as a star surpassing Gyasi.