前韓國女團T-ara成員李雅凜，自出道以來經歷戲劇化且爭議不斷的人生轉折。她於2012年7月3日以T-ara成員身份正式出道，隔年4月與成員含恩靜、朴智妍、朴孝敏組成小分隊「T-ara N4」，但同年7月10日便宣布退出組合，展開單飛發展。雖然早年在舞台上風光無限，但離開團體後，她的事業逐漸淡出公眾視線，取而代之的是接連不斷的法律糾紛與醜聞。

2024年6月3日，李雅凜因涉嫌虐待兒童被移交法院，其母親也因涉嫌拐騙未成年人而被移交檢察院。法院同時下達命令，禁止母女倆在同年7月21日之前接近子女。與此同時，她還被爆出涉及詐騙案件，受害者竟是追隨她15年的鐵粉黃某。據悉，黃某自2009年起便是T-ara的忠實支持者，而在2024年3月，李雅凜以「照顧孩子需要資金」為由，多次向黃某借款，總金額達2750萬韓元（約合台幣77萬元）。然而，隨著她的虐兒醜聞曝光，黃某決定向警方追討借款，最終京畿廣明警察局證實李雅凜已因涉嫌詐欺正式立案調查。

進入 2025 年，李雅凜的法律困境並未結束。當年 1 月，她因涉及虐待兒童與誹謗，被判處有期徒刑8個月，緩刑2年，並被責令接受40小時的虐兒預防課程。同年4月，她又因未償還粉絲提供的巨額資金而被起訴，一審判決為有期徒刑6個月，緩刑2年。這一連串的判決與指控，使她從昔日的偶像歌手，淪落為韓國娛樂圈內外爭議極大的負面人物，也讓曾經的粉絲對她感到失望與憤怒。

整體而言，李雅凜的故事不僅是一位偶像的墮落史，更折射出韓國娛樂圈與粉絲文化中複雜的情感與金錢糾葛，也引發社會對偶像形象崩塌與法律責任的深刻反思。

Former South Korean girl group T-ara member Lee Ah-reum has experienced a dramatic and controversy-filled life since her debut. She officially debuted on July 3, 2012, as a member of T-ara, and in April 2013, she joined the subunit “T-ara N4” alongside Ham Eun-jung, Park Ji-yeon, and Park Hyo-min. However, on July 10 of the same year, she announced her departure from the group to pursue a solo career. While she once enjoyed the spotlight on stage, her career gradually faded from public view after leaving the group, replaced by a series of legal disputes and scandals.

On June 3, 2024, Lee Ah-reum was handed over to the court on charges of child abuse, while her mother was transferred to the prosecution for allegedly abducting a minor. The court also issued an order prohibiting the mother and daughter from approaching the children until July 21 of the same year. Around the same time, it was revealed that she was involved in a fraud case, with the victim being a devoted fan who had supported her for 15 years, identified as Hwang. Reports stated that Hwang had been a T-ara fan since 2009, and in March 2024, Lee borrowed a total of 27.5 million KRW (approximately 145,000 RMB) from him, claiming she needed the money to take care of her child. However, after her child abuse scandal came to light, Hwang decided to demand repayment, and the Gwangmyeong Police Station in Gyeonggi Province confirmed that Lee had been formally booked on fraud charges.

By 2025, her legal troubles continued. In January of that year, she was sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended for two years, for child abuse and defamation, and was ordered to complete 40 hours of child abuse prevention education. Then, in April 2025, she was once again prosecuted for failing to repay the large sum of money borrowed from her fans, receiving a first-trial sentence of six months in prison, suspended for two years. This string of convictions and allegations transformed her from a once-beloved idol singer into one of the most controversial figures in and outside of the Korean entertainment industry, leaving many of her former fans feeling betrayed and angry.

Overall, Lee Ah-reum’s story is not only a tale of an idol’s downfall but also a reflection of the complex emotional and financial entanglements within South Korea’s entertainment and fan culture, sparking deeper public discussions about the collapse of celebrity images and the weight of legal accountability.