The production team of the popular dating reality show EXchange 4 (also known as Transit Love 4) has released an official statement addressing the spread of spoilers and malicious online behavior, announcing plans to pursue legal action.
On December 14, the team stated that personal attacks, malicious comments, and the circulation of false information targeting some cast members have recently increased. In addition, content from upcoming episodes has reportedly been leaked and shared as spoilers across online communities and social media platforms ahead of broadcast.
According to the statement, such actions not only interfere with the production process but also cause significant emotional harm to cast members, many of whom are non-celebrities. These behaviors, the team noted, undermine the viewing experience and make it difficult for audiences to engage with the program as intended.
The production team confirmed that it is actively collecting evidence related to malicious defamation, insults regarding physical appearance, abusive language, the spread of false information, and the distribution of spoilers prior to airing. Depending on the circumstances, strong legal measures will be taken. The team also emphasized that similar incidents may result in additional lawsuits, regardless of whether they occur before or after episodes are broadcast.
Viewers were urged to stop spreading spoilers, unfounded speculation, personal attacks, invasions of privacy, and excessive tracking of cast members’ personal information. The statement highlighted that respect for the cast and a healthy viewing culture are essential to protecting participants and ensuring the successful production of the show.
Currently in its fourth season, EXchange features former couples living together while navigating dating missions and forming new relationships. At the end of the season, participants must decide whether to rekindle past relationships or pursue new romances. The production team reaffirmed its commitment to delivering the program responsibly and thanked viewers for their continued support.
