A contestant on Korea's first lesbian dating show, "ToGetHer," has become embroiled in controversy following allegations about her past as a provocative online streamer.

The contestant, known as Riwon, quickly became a fan favorite on the show, which premiered on Wavve on April 25.

Her powerful look and magnetic personality made the Kentucky native one of the breakout stars for many of our viewers. But her sudden celebrity has also been called into question.

Allegations surfaced suggesting Riwon was once involved in the adult entertainment industry as a "racy streamer."

Rumors further speculate that she may have falsified her sexual identity to participate in the show, claiming she used the platform to boost her fame.

The drama went into OT when a screenshot from one of her old streams spread on Korean forums.

The photo is reportedly of Riwon wearing a black face mask, sparking discussions about her past and how it fits in with the character she portrays on "ToGetHer."

Korean netizens were quick to vocalize their opinions. "It's harmful, seriously harmful," one user commented. Another remarked, "What does doing cam shows have to do with someone's sexual orientation? Lol. As long as they're not making misogynistic comments, I don't think it matters much."

It has also opened the conversation around physical descriptions. "They say the placements of the moles and the placements of the tattoos match exactly," another netizen says, who adds that they used photos of the alleged streamer to compare and confirm it was her.

With fresh accusations surfacing, Riwon is said to have deactivated her Instagram account, which has only escalated the conversation.

Yet skepticism is still the order of the day. "Honestly, we even don't know if it's really her or not," read one comment, exemplifying the split among the public.

While the allegations have not been officially confirmed, the incident has sparked significant debate both on and offline, with many closely watching to see how the situation unfolds.