MANILA, Philippines: Filipino-Argentinian Chanty, member of South Korean girl group Lapillus, revealed that she will be taking a step back from group activities due to health reasons.
Their talent agency MLD Entertainment released an official statement on Friday disclosing that the 21-year-old has been diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.' Chanty has been diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and has seen improvement in her health through continuous treatment and consistent care from her attending doctor.
We humbly ask for warm encouragement and continuous support for the future activities of Lapillus and Chanty. Thank you,' it added.Maria Chantal Videla in real life, Chanty is born to an Argentine father and Filipina mother. Before breaking into the K-Pop scene, she was named as one of the new stars under Star Magic Batch 2018 and starred in numerous TV series and films.
K-Pop Star Chanty Of Lapillus Takes Takes Break For Health Reasons
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