In a startling turn of events, Fujii Hagika, known for her membership in the popular Japanese dance group E-girls, has announced her divorce. While the specific reasons remain undisclosed, Hagika shared the news through a formal statement, reflecting her decision was a mutual agreement. As a much-loved public figure, her reveal has sent ripples through Japan's entertainment industry.

Divorce in Japan is becoming more common, yet it is still considered somewhat a taboo, especially among celebrities. Public opinion is usually swayed based on how the individuals handle the situation. Generally, celebrities are expected to announce their divorce professionally and amicably, with a focus on respecting privacy.

In the US or EU, celebrity divorces are quite common and often involve public speculation and media scrutiny. However, celebrities are not bindingly expected to publicize reasons for divorce or address it in a formal announcement.