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AV actress Lily’s tragic life revealed by netizens

AV actress Lily’s tragic life revealed by netizens

AV actress Lily’s tragic life revealed by netizens

2017-09-12 15:46 Last Updated At:15:46

Recently, Japanese AV actress Lily broadcasted her attempt to commit suicide by swallowing pills. She was saved by her agent. According to netizens’ sources, her mental condition has long been unstable after some tragic incidents. She has publicly accused the agency of cheating money out of her, and has encountered sexual violence from her ex-boyfriend, resulting in loss of fertility.

At the age of 22, Lily made her debut in the AV scene in 2013. She was quite popular with her sweet appearance and curvaceous body figure. However, she changed agency three times, criticizing the companies on social media for not doing any promotion for her and being underpaid. She even announced her retirement without the company’s consent.

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Later, she reached an agreement with the company and continued to be an AV actress. But on last Wednesday, She tried to commit suicide by swallowing pills during a live broadcast. A renowned Taiwanese AV reviewer heard it and contacted her agent immediately, saving her from death. She is now recuperating.

Netizens said that Lily leads a tragic life, as both her career and relationship are on a bumpy road. It was known that she offends a lot of people in the AV industry. For relationship, she mentioned before on social media that she had encountered sexual violence from her ex-boyfriend, resulting in lost fertility, She had also spent a lot of money on him, forcing her to embark on the road to ruins.

MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) — Japan's national team changed practice venues in Monterrey on Thursday ahead of the World Cup after players encountered an uneven pitch marred by patches of dirt at their original training ground.

The Japanese delegation said it has switched from the facility for Liga MX club UANL Tigres — site of Wednesday's practice — to El Barrial, the training ground of Rayados de Monterrey.

The delegation didn't specify why it moved, but after training at the new facility, everyone was happy.

“Yesterday’s pitch wasn’t very good, it was hard, there were holes…it wasn’t good,” said Japanese midfielder Take Cubo. “We had to change it because the players were afraid to start, to fight for every ball."

The venue mishap has gone viral on Mexican social media, sparking heavy criticism of UANL Tigres.

Japan opens its World Cup campaign against the Netherlands in Arlington, Texas, on June 14 and then faces Tunisia in Monterrey on June 20 before returning to Texas to play Sweden on June 25.

"Today’s pitch is much better", added Cubo, who plays for Real Sociedad. "Thanks to everyone who helped make this happen.”

The Samurai Blue’s official training camp for the World Cup will be in Nashville, Tennessee, where they will arrive on June 8.

AP World Cup coverage: https://apnews.com/hub/fifa-world-cup

Goalkeeper Osako Keisuke of Japan's national soccer team takes part in a training session in Monterrey, Mexico, Wednesday, June 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Jorge Mendoza)

Goalkeeper Osako Keisuke of Japan's national soccer team takes part in a training session in Monterrey, Mexico, Wednesday, June 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Jorge Mendoza)

Japanese national soccer players take part in a training session in Monterrey, Mexico, Wednesday, June 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Jorge Mendoza)

Japanese national soccer players take part in a training session in Monterrey, Mexico, Wednesday, June 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Jorge Mendoza)

Japanese national soccer players take part in a training session in Monterrey, Mexico, Wednesday, June 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Jorge Mendoza)

Japanese national soccer players take part in a training session in Monterrey, Mexico, Wednesday, June 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Jorge Mendoza)

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