Model Yume Komatsu Fired Over Fake Stalking Incident and Underage Boyfriend

 

The Japanese entertainment industry is reeling after Blue Sky Model Agency released a shocking statement announcing the immediate contract termination of 18-year-old rising model and actress Yume Komatsu.

What initially began as an agency’s desperate attempt to protect a young talent from a violent stalker has unraveled into a bizarre web of domestic disputes, corporate credit card fraud, and identity impersonation.

According to the official statement released by Blue Sky Model Agency, Komatsu repeatedly approached executives claiming that she was being violently stalked by an ex-boyfriend. Fearing for her safety, the agency immediately stepped in, completely funding two separate apartment relocations to hide her.

However, the truth came to light after local police responded to a chaotic domestic disturbance call at her new apartment. Investigators quickly discovered that there was no stalker. Instead, Komatsu had used the agency-funded safehouse to secretly harbor an underage boyfriend. The emergency calls and "stalker threats" she reported were actually the results of loud, violent arguments between the couple.

The agency’s investigation exposed a pattern of severe financial misconduct by the teenage model, including:

Corporate Card Abuse: Komatsu was given an emergency company credit card intended strictly for safe taxi travel. Instead, she used it to fund luxury shopping sprees and personal leisure travel.

The Smashed iPhone: After claiming her phone was accidentally destroyed by water, the agency provided her with a brand-new iPhone for social media updates. Police later confirmed the device had actually been smashed during a physical fight with her boyfriend.

Perhaps the most bizarre detail emerged after the agency initially suspended her, operating under the pseudonym Yume Fujisaki, Komatsu impersonated her own talent manager online. She used the fake persona to message a professional photographer who had previously shot her portfolio. Demanding that he delete all images of her from his platform, she ordered him to refund past session fees directly to her personal bank account.

Komatsu was steadily building a portfolio as a high school student ambassador. She had recently walked the runway for the SHELL FRAN fashion show and secured minor acting roles, including the character Otoha Yamazaki in the independent film Ano Basho He alongside former Nogizaka46 member Yuri Saito, as well as a guest spot on Chiba TV’s late-night drama Jujutsu Tantei Hirasaki.

Blue Sky Model Agency concluded their public notice with a formal apology to fans, sponsors, and the film production teams affected by the sudden disruption, stating that her actions completely destroyed the relationship of trust necessary for management.