Recently, TMZ (following Daily Mail) broke a fairly alarming story in which it was said that Saint Von Colucci, a 22-year-old Canadian actor, died after spending more than $220,000 on 12 surgeries to resemble BTS’s Jimin.
He reportedly made a seven-figure salary for his role as Jimin in the upcoming Korean drama “Beautiful Lies.” It turns out that Saint Von Colucci does not actually exist, in addition to the story being a fabrication.
Saint Von Colucci Doesn’t Exist!
Journalism now often contains false information. While well-known publications like TMZ continue to entice readers with juicy rumours, they also frequently publish false information in an effort to increase their number of views. For example, once TMZ broke the story about Canadian actor “Saint Von Colucci’s Death Story,” it was reprinted by a number of publications.
According to reports, Sanit Von Colucci, a 22-year-old Canadian actor, died after spending a staggering $220,000 on over 12 plastic procedures to resemble BTS member Jimin for his role in an upcoming Korean drama.
The Daily Mail was the first to disclose that Saint passed unexpectedly last week at a hospital in South Korea as a result of complications following several cosmetic procedures. In a forthcoming Korean drama, Saint was expected to play Jimin. But in reality, neither the narrative nor Saint Von Colucci are real.
Saint Von’s Character Is A Well-Described Mockery
The Daily Mail did succeed in convincing readers that someone like Saint Von Colucci existed. It was incorrectly claimed that Saint had 12 operations, including a nose job, lip reduction, facelift, jaw implants, and brow lift.
Additionally, it was revealed that Saint Von’s publicist had said that the actor had undergone another surgery to speed up time because of an infection he had acquired from earlier jaw implants. A series of complications led to his death. Saint was aware of the dangers but still desired to modify his square jawline and chin in order to resemble Jimin, according to the publicist.
According to reports, the actor travelled to South Korea in 2019 to break into the music business, but he still felt self-conscious about his looks and appearance. Because of his “feeling tremendously biassed against his Western appearance,” he wasn’t getting the parts. Since Hollywood isn’t buying it, the well-knit lie undoubtedly serves as a free script for South Korean directors.
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