Wang Churan's camp defends actress over multiple claims

3 Aug – Wang Churan's camp has come to her defence, following multiple claims and bad rumours coming her way since her new drama, "Fireworks of My Heart" began airing.

On 31 July, her studio issued a statement to respond to several allegations, including the actress supposedly calling a netizen a "witch" for wearing an all-black outfit, acting superior during a COVID testing, stealing someone else's name as her stage name, as well as stealing the role in her said drama from another actress.

For the allegation that she called someone a "witch", the studio stated that the incident occurred in July 2022, when they were filming at a store. The studio stated that a customer was taking pictures with a phone, and they asked her to wait somewhere else while filming was happening.

They claimed that Wang and the team were joking around with each other after filming and didn't notice that the same person was still there, but denied that they were talking about her.

As for her supposed attitude during a COVID testing, the studio stated that Wang was filming on set at the time, and thus it might have been a case of a mistaken identity.

However, as to the rumour that Wang, whose supposed real name is Song Yameng, stole her classmate's name as her stage name, the studio made no clarification except to say that it wasn't true.

As for the claims that she stole a role, it is noted that Mao Xiaotong has already denied previous rumours which said that Wang stole the role in "Fireworks of My Heart" from her.

Finally, the studio thanks everybody for their understanding, adding that the actress will continue to work hard and present better performances in the future for everyone. They also expressed hope that people will learn not to believe rumours.

(Photo Source: Wang Churan Weibo, Bilibili)