Nie Ke Opens Up About Bullying and Toxicity in the Entertainment Industry

Popular Chinese social media personality Nie Ke (聂可) revealed she faced exclusion during her time as a trainee idol, garnering support from her fans.

On the morning of March 19, Nie Ke posted a video on social media alleging her fellow trainees ostracized her during their preparation for a girl group debut.

While she previously attributed her departure from the girl group to a leg fracture, the video she posted shed light on another reason for her exit. “The truth is, things were difficult within the group,” she confessed, revealing, “The other eight members ostracized me.”

In the video, she detailed a deliberate effort to isolate her. “They formed a group chat excluding me,” she revealed, “cutting me off from communication and spreading rumors about my personal life.” She continued to say that she was constantly pressured to leave the group, sharing her betrayal.

Her video escalated tensions further with allegations of physical abuse. “The situation went beyond exclusion,” she revealed, “I was verbally attacked and even physically assaulted with a pillow. The experience left me traumatized.”

She was born in 1995 Hunan, China, and is currently a TikTok influencer and singer. She was preparing to debut in a new girl group but left.

Her video went viral, her name trending in real-time searches, sparking an online frenzy.

Social media users targeted the profiles of actresses suspected to be the bullies, demanding answers. While many netizens offered Nie Ke words of comfort, others remained skeptical, requesting concrete evidence.

Photo = Nie Ke’s Social Media