WWE star Asuka has been dealing with a string of challenges over the past month, including fan harassment and a recent social media hack.
The situation began when Asuka publicly urged fans on X (formerly Twitter) to stop developing romantic attachments toward her, calling such behavior “meaningless” and “100% pointless.”
The harassment escalated to the point where Asuka contacted the police, expressing concerns for her safety. She reassured fans that both WWE and TKO Group Holdings were taking measures to protect her. Despite her plea, some fans continued to ignore her boundaries.
Now, Asuka faces a new problem—her Twitter/X account has been hacked. The hacker created a page referencing “Solana” and “$Asuka”, seemingly to promote cryptocurrency scams.
Asuka quickly addressed the situation in an urgent video on her YouTube channel:
“Hey, guys. I’m filming this urgently. Since yesterday, my Twitter or X account has been hacked. If you see any posts from my account promoting products, services, or sharing suspicious links, there is a high chance it’s a scam. Please be careful. Sorry for the trouble.”
Asuka’s message serves as a warning to her followers to avoid engaging with any suspicious content from her compromised account. Despite the ongoing difficulties, she remains vigilant and determined to protect her online presence.
Asuka posted on her YT Channel that she has been hacked. pic.twitter.com/WZSjsBXR4J
— ⭑♛𝓘𝓷𝓯𝓲𝓷𝓲𝓽𝔂 ♛⭑ (@_Infinityspot_) February 17, 2025
