Fuji Television’s “Acting as if it were a personal matter” in response to Masahiro Nakai’s “90 million yen trouble” is being questioned in great numbers.

Reports of ex-SMAP member Masahiro Nakai’s troubles with women do not seem to be subsiding as the new year begins.

The story was sparked by the December 19 issue of “Josei Seven,” which reported that some kind of trouble had occurred between Nakai and Xko, a then Fuji Television employee, and that Nakai had paid Xko a sum of 90 million yen through his agent as a settlement. According to another media outlet, the trouble occurred around June of last year.

Following a series of reports, “Masahiro Nakai’s Friday Night Smile” (TBS), in which Nakai serves as MC, was canceled at the last minute, and “THE MC3,” scheduled to air at the beginning of the year, was also canceled.

In addition, the Softbank commercial in which she appeared as “Manager PayTech” was removed from the video gallery page. According to an advertising agency official

“We have heard that the commercials related to Mr. Nakai will be replaced one by one.

The crux of the matter is the relationship between Nakai and Fuji.

The main problem is that Nakai and Fuji Television are running a double feature.

On December 27, Nakai apologized on a pay-per-view site and said, “The truth is that I have to face up to this now,

I am earnestly and diligently working on what I must face now.

The crux of the matter is the relationship between Nakai and Hussei.

The crux of this issue is that Nakai and Fuji Television are in a two-pronged fight.

The former’s regular programs and commercials have been affected, and if things continue as they are, there is no doubt that his exposure will decrease drastically from the beginning of the new year. In some quarters, words such as “going on hiatus” or “retiring” are even being bandied about.

In the “Shukan Bunshun” issue of the same day, the details of Xko’s dinner with Nakai are described in detail. According to the article, Mr. A, a Fuji executive, set up the drinking party and asked Xko to join him.

However, when she arrived at the party, she found that all the other participants had canceled, and she was placed in a one-on-one environment with Nakai. The article in Bunshun describes it as if Xko had been “paid up” by Nakai.