[Edaily Starin Gim Ga Yeong Reporter] Just 10 days after announcing his marriage, popular Japanese actor Kentaro Sakaguchi got into a marital dispute that led to a police response. Kentaro Sakaguchi (Photo: Coupang Play)On the 28th, the Japanese media outlet Women’s Seven Plus reported that on the 17th, Kentaro Sakaguchi and his wife, Ms. A, got into a marital dispute, and police responded to a call and went to the couple’s home. It is reported that the person who made the call was Ms. A, Kentaro Sakaguchi’s wife. Kentarō Sakaguchi’s agency has not issued a statement regarding the incident. Ms. A is three years older than Kentarō Sakaguchi and has worked as a hairstylist and makeup artist for various celebrities. The two met on a film set and are said to have been dating for over five years. Ms. A was also the woman mentioned when rumors of a love triangle involving Kentarō Sakaguchi and his fellow actress Mei Nagano surfaced. At the time, Japanese media reported that Mei Nagano did not hide her relationship with Kentarō Sakaguchi—she was seen holding hands with him on dates and even said, “We’re going to get married, so it’s okay if people find out.” Upon learning of their relationship, Ms. A reportedly called Mei Nagano directly to warn her. Subsequently, Mei Nagano was embroiled in allegations of an affair with actor Kei Tanaka, who is 15 years her senior, while Kentaro Sakaguchi and Ms. A announced their marriage. On the 6th, he posted on his paid fan club website, stating, “I have married the woman I am currently dating,” and added, “I will continue to dedicate myself even more to my career as an actor.”
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