Overseasidol.com — Chinese singer and actor Huang Zihongfan, also known as Lars Huang, has come under public scrutiny after online allegations surfaced involving his father.
On February 14, a viral post accused his father of scamming a student by promising “internal admission quotas” and guaranteed enrollment in exchange for a large sum of money.
The controversy began when a social media user claimed to be a 24-year-old recent graduate who majored in music and took the 2024 postgraduate entrance examination.
In the post, the individual alleged being introduced to someone described as a professor at a well-known university in Sichuan, who supposedly had access to special admission channels.
According to the claim, a significant payment was made under the promise of securing enrollment through these so-called internal connections.
The circulating screenshots include what appear to be chat records and transaction receipts showing substantial transfers of money.
The accuser stated that despite paying a large amount, described as life savings for an ordinary family, no promised results were delivered.
The emotional post expressed frustration and disappointment, suggesting that the payment had been made in vain.
As the post gained traction online, some netizens began linking the allegations to Lars Huang Zihongfan’s father.
In response, Huang’s studio promptly issued an official statement denying the claims.
The management labeled the circulating information as false and malicious rumors, emphasizing that the accusations against the artist’s father are unfounded.
The studio further stated that evidence has already been collected and that a clear, fact-based response will be released soon.
They also indicated that legal measures may be pursued to protect the reputation of the artist and his family from defamation and misinformation.
At this stage, no additional official details have been disclosed. The public is awaiting further clarification from the studio, while many fans have urged caution and called on netizens to refrain from drawing conclusions before verified information is released.
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